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Cricket bin May 2017

Started By AntsMAN , May 22 2017 1:52 PM

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#21 Offline Connectimyrmex - Posted August 29 2017 - 3:32 PM

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OMG BABIES
I've always loved pinhead crickets for some reason...

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#22 Offline AntsMaryland - Posted August 29 2017 - 3:45 PM

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That is fantastic. Good luck! I use to breed crickets. They are so much fun. Unlike most, I always loved the chirps and I found them so interesting to watch. Best Regards!

-AntsMaryland

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