Make your own water crystals.

[svatch]

If someone wants to try it. I don't need them. Get an unscented diaper, hit it with water, wait 15 minutes, and break it open. There you go-- water crystals. I would recommend trying it out on a few insects first instead of your whole colony.

 

[PantherVeileD]

What I've learned. Diaper cost more then condoms.

 

[CNorton]

Aren't there chemical additives that work to reduce smell? I think this method is BUSTED.

 

[Syn]

Well that title was a bit misleading. I was expecting water crystals not water diapers.

 

[laurie]

What I've learned. Diaper cost more then condoms.

Should we assume that you wear both??????

 

[PantherVeileD]

Should we assume that you wear both??????

You can assume whatever you like.

 

[jojackson]

What I've learned. Diaper cost more then condoms.

LMAO, I hear you!

 

[jadeaudio]

I bought an 8 ounce container at a reptile show of water crystals for like $3 and they last forever and if you are real cheap they are reuseable. Like a teaspoon of it turns into a 2 week supply for your insects. Interesting though about the diaper thing.

 

[susurrus]

You can get water crystrals for cheap at home decor style stores. They're used for flowers so you can generally find them as powder there.

 

[lotus02]

I work in heath care and have attended may information sessions on diapers.
Diapers contain anti fungal and antibacterial agents to prevent infections. I would not advise that for water crystals. What goes into your crickets goes into your cham.