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Any tips for keeping crickets? Four questions about crickets....and one random one. :D?

Apr 15, 2010 by Penguin | Posted in Reptiles

Hey. :) I have some questions to keep crickets. No need to answer all of them. Any advice at all is appreciated. Thanks!

1. Can I keep my cricket container in the cabinet? I'm worried about air circulation, although ...

1. Maybe, depending on the cabinet. Try it for a week or so and see how it goes. While the court is well ventilated and should not need an air pump.

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Mad Snake Keeper | Apr 15, 2010

Using Dividers When Breeding Cichlids

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Such dividers are often made of plastic "egg crate" (the material is used as a diffuser for fluorescent lighting and is available in the lighting section of hardware stores), which has holes that will facilitate spawning. The female can lay eggs on one side of the divider and the male is able to deliver his milt from the other side, fertilizing the eggs. Both parents are able to see each other, the pair bond is maintained, and when the fry hatch and become free-swimming, they can swim through the divider to either side of the aquarium and enjoy the protection of both parents. They are aggressive , though, and a small aquarium leaves little room for the female to escape the male's attention. Dividers have proven to be particularly useful for large, boisterous substrate spawners because they protect a female from an overly attentive male. Are not large, so your 10- gallon aquarium can work. The divider may prove essential to the female's safety.

Source: FishChannel.com

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