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They're dermastid beetle larvae, a common pest in livefood colonies. Here's Wikioedia's bit on them-
Dermestidae - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Thanks guys for all your help!!
Been annoyin me a for a bit now.. lol thanks again Jaymond x
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I have noticed these too in my silent brown crickets, and thought that they were crickets in a nymph stage (especially as some very small crickets appeared in our Kricket Keeper that we had not added ourselves). Thinking about it I have never seen any beetles in the Kricket Keeper, are they really small?
As I thought they were baby crickets I have been keeping them, but perhaps I shouldn't in case they harm my frogs if they get into the tank accidentally. What would you advise? Many thanks ... Sarah |
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