Rearing Container
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Rearing Container

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ind rearing container.jpg (226110 bytes) This is a 12 quart "sweater box"  container for rearing the crickets.

 

rearing containers.jpg (221411 bytes) I place the nesting containers on top of my cage lights to keep warm. When I see the first hatchlings I place the nesting boxes in one of these containers to rear them to about 1/2 " size.

 

crix rearing cont inside.jpg (105907 bytes)  Inside view of rearing container; notice the water bottle, carrots, and egg crates.

 

crix water velcro.jpg (157835 bytes) Bird waterer/feeder with Velcro to keep it steady.

 

rearing container.jpg (153424 bytes) Outside view of rearing container.

 

bug cultures.jpg (132801 bytes) This is the whole REARING container set up. There are waxworm, and mealworm colonies in here as well. It is a seven drawer storage chest. the bottom 3 are deep (perfect for crickets) and the top 4 are shallow. of course you can use individual containers. I like this for convenience.

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