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does it smell when you breed locusts? 100 locusts doesnt even feed all of my geckos for 1 day so was thinking of breeding them but if they smell then im not sure.
id breed roaches but i live in a flat and if even one got out im sure id get evicted do you NEED a lamp for locusts to breed either, iv been looking at some guides and they say use a heat mat and a lamp but will a heat mat do just fine on its own? then if i can get them breeding i wont have to spend so much on locusts as its expensive with the amount i get through! |
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cool, so what can i house them in cheaply? dont want to buy a specialist locust setup. and to clean them out, can i just liek sweep the bottom into a dustpan and brush or something and then replace it with more substrate?
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ye thats the easiest way to clean the substrate. Just house them in a medium faunarium or somethin similar, ya dont need anythin specific, i just house mine in a old small fish tank with a viv lid, does the job fine. Just clean it often or it will start to smell.
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I only have one animal in my house that eats them, but I have plenty of plants that eat them too.
) put them in a transparent clother box and they're live in that for 1` week, then i'd transfer them into the goldfish thingy again and clean out the clother box for that week ect.
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Not sure bout argos sand, i dont use any sand. I use newspaper for main base sustrate, then cover that with oats and weetabix, Then use leaves and greenary, tomoates, potatoe etc for food an then I use egg crates for them to lay the eggs in.
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