This will actually be really helpful because there are crickets coming in and out of my room and it's like bro, I just wanna play some video games instead of destroying these creatures. I don't got time to play whack-a-mole with crickets and play video games at the same time.
@Johnny Dumler Yes they do but their little guts can handle every single parasite. On the other hand, bugs that are wild have 10 times the amount of nutrients then bugs bred captivity do. That's why you have to dust the crickets in captivity with vitamins. Maybe do more research Johnny?
i never knew i will need this video. thank you!, i've been hunting crickets to feed my tarantulas and now im not gonna run out of feeders. thanks man! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
petsitting someone’s tarantula rn and i’m officially out of live crickets. this is my last resort, as i currently can’t make it to a pet store. never thought i’d see the day i’d have to research this 😹
I tried the cricket trap. It worked! I got one, but for some reason the other two have ignored it. Maybe it was the over-the-hill mango... not a favorite food? I really liked the design though. The cricket really couldn't find his way back to the opening. He'd try to jump for it but couldn't aim or get through. The ones that wouldn't go into the trap I finally got to stop chirping: I put 5 drops of essential oil of peppermint on a piece of paper towel and shoved it behind the fridge where one has been chirping for over week. It shut him up for an entire day! ~ 24 hrs later he started chirping again. Not sure if he has a way in & out... maybe he just ducks out of here when the smell is repellent, and he came back when the smell died down. Either way, no more chirping, for a while. It really makes the room smell like peppermint so be prepared for that. I also read that clove, rosemary and thyme are the recommended essential oils to try.
Am I the only one who finds them cute and their chirping relaxing? xD I captured a cricket in my house, bought an aquarium, put sand and some plants in there and put it in my bedroom, so I can relax in there, read some books and listen to the chirping :3 I live in a big city with almost no vegetation, so crickets are pretty rare here.
Cool!! Not only that but these crickets are way better for your scorpion because they are gut loaded with natural stuff they ate around your house. The ones in the store are fed bad stuff and that goes into your scorpion when it eats the crickets. Just make like 5 or 10 traps and place them around your yard. You should get lots of crickets:) Let us know how it works!
I'm not going to google it, sorry. If you want to show proof of what your saying I will read it. I can tell you this, I have bred crickets for my red eyed tree frogs and the ones you get from places like Petco are so bad... They are feed trash, and do you know where that powder comes from? Crickets you catch outside are way less of a risk then store crickets.
@kierston381 Yes, please keep us up-to-date. I would make like 4 or 5 traps:) You have a way better chance of catching more crickets that way. Also something I didn't bring up in the video if you lay the trap flat on the ground try to tilted about 20° so that when the crickets jump in into the trap they will slide to the back of the bottle.
I just sat 3 of these out tonight where I know the crickets are. I put a little grapefruit juice and some 2 week old warm naked green machine and some egg carton pieces. I'll know when I leave for work if I had any luck. Thanks!
Thank you for this trap idea... I just made one for a cricket that has been driving me crazy for the last few days inside my living room. I set it in a corner and pray it will work. Many thanks!
Hi Guy:) Well, I would have to disagree with you on that. There natural diet is not lettuce, sprouts, breads, or cooked rice. These are wild crickets and they will eat just about anything.
i have 4 tree frogs and i go out and catch crickets by hand! you just made my life so much easier ill tell you if i catch crickets! im going to make a trap tonight!!! thank you so much!!!
Awesome S YaMack! You may also like my other channel Home Science Ideas:) I am starting to add Minecraft videos to it. - ua-cam.com/users/HomeScienceIdeas
a way ive found effective is tracking down a chirping cricket and dropping a large, preferably rectangle shaped container over the cricket and the surronding patch of grass. the cricket will have nowhere to go and it will only have a small section of grass, if it tries to run away, it will bump into the sides of the container. the container should be clear/seethrough so that the cricket won't see it coming amd make sure you pat it down into the grass so there isn't a big gap for them to squeeze through and escape
I never noticed it until LAST Summer in my wooden shed. I open the wooden doors to get my lawnmower and holy crap...these crickets are HUGE! (LOL, I have never seen, or noticed how big they get). They were all over the inside of my doors. I didn't kill them..just tapped the door and they all jump and scatter off. Saw it yesterday again...one of these monster crickets, I believe hitched a ride on my shorts, shirt and came inside the house with me...eventually my bedroom, UGH. It was LOUD last night, took me until 3am to find it. I trapped it ina cup and released it. Just have to find a way to prevent them coming into my house...spray my clothes, around doors/windows, my AC unit. ugh.
Same exxept wolf spider. I catch like 15 grasshoppers lr crickets or other bugs, kill them all then put them in a zip lock bag then feed her every week
Thank you so much.. I have sugar gliders and i was spending money buying crickets from the bait store, Well one day i noticed a bunch of crickets on my back concrete block steps so i typed in cricket trap on youtube and yours was the first one . that night my boyfriend made me one and IT WORKED!! I was so excited Thanks so much and i appreciate your video.. saves me 20 bucks a month ..SO your video is helping people like me thanks again..
Do what I did - Put glue boards across the threshold, under the door, and they will stick when they try to crawl under the door. They will never make another sound. Keep the door closed except when walking in or out, so they don't jump across the glue boards. Try to remember not to step on the glue boards.
Well, as I said in my initial comment, they're up under the siding of my house and I can hear them scratching in the walls. I know it's skinks because I've lived here 9 years and I've been watching them go up under the siding through many summers. As I also said, I wouldn't kill them, only relocate them. As I said, I know their value as bug eaters but the sound of them living under the siding is comparable to having mice and it's incredibly nerve-wracking. I have to relocate them! Love your trap
If you punch a hole on the bottom about the size of the diameter of a toothpick, any rainwater will quickly drain away preventing flooding that can allow your crickets to escape (if the water level gets that high) and/or drowning them. :)
For immediate results, brake cleaner with the long nozzle will reach into small areas where crickets like to hide. But it removes paint off the walls, destroys furniture and smells horrible.
i breed crickets for reptile food. the like potatos and carrots as a primary food in captive. but will eat any fruit and vegetable. the best thing i have found for traping them. is a section of black pvc pipe with one end capped off. and rough up the inside a bit so the can garb it with thier feet. but you could just as easily just toss some black paint on the trap this guy made. and it would work great too. i like the design
I don't know why I didn't think about a cricket trap until last night. I have crickets all around the outside of my house. I have Tarantulas as pets and feed them crickets. So I decided to see what kind of trap I need to make. Thank you.
@@niphredilithilien1290 No they were bought from pet stores and I never had an issue feeding wild caught crickets to them. They've all lived for around 23-25 years.
Awesome Somber Channel! You may also like our other channel as well:) I am just getting started but I will be doing lots of cool science projects! I just got a fresnel lens and melted metal using the sun. - ua-cam.com/users/HomeScienceIdeas - SUBSCRIBE! Matt
True there could be pesticides if you live in an urban area. Thankfully for my i live in a rural area so i can put a couple of these in dark spots near my house then ce back the day later and use them as live bait
Habitant don't use the ones you catch as food, they could have pesticides BUT you can catch a few from thee garden and breed them (if you have enough patience.)
I need to know how to trap crickets. Because i have read that it is one of essential protein food aside from live mealworms for my beloved hammies. Anything for my furbabies. ❤🐹❤
I'm so happy I saw this. I have a cricket next to my window and he keeps me up all night. I'm hoping I can catch him and move him far, far away from where I sleep!
try putting the cap reversed like the second time, but put it upright back in the hole. so they get attracted but the slip in when they get close! try it!
geri schmidt, I made a bunch of videos on breeding mealworms:) We have a ready supply of mealworms for our fire belly toads! Here is the whole playlist! ua-cam.com/video/X3YBScCks7A/v-deo.html
Hahahaha! i get frustrated when i open a slab of stone in our garden, or under the garden pot, they just all scramble away... in my funny frustration, i even attempted to give away candy treat for kids who can give me a cricket XD or grasshoppers or something... good thing i found this vid. Now i have no problem catching crickets.
Try using produce. You're looking for insects, right? Most are in some way frugivores. (Meaning they eat fruit.) I catch my crickets with apple slices.
Going to try this to get a fricking cricket out of my ROOM! It's driving me nuts!!!
Right on!! DO IT OperaGhostAngel.
Lmao same
OperaGhostAngel same I'm really fucking afraid of crickets because of my mom (She's aracnaphobian so am I)
brown sugar also works for the trap
Shrek Le Memays arachniphobia is the fear of arachnids cricket's aren't arachnids
This will actually be really helpful because there are crickets coming in and out of my room and it's like bro, I just wanna play some video games instead of destroying these creatures. I don't got time to play whack-a-mole with crickets and play video games at the same time.
Bumbadabumfoot feed them to your pet if you have one or even a friends pet. Or maybe even start a farm and sell them
Ikr
Bumbadabumfoot bro one just came right besides me while I was playing so a nnoying
Easy
@LadyRavenEyes that's true but I believe that crickets gut loaded with natural stuff vs store bought is better:)
@Johnny Dumler Yes they do but their little guts can handle every single parasite. On the other hand, bugs that are wild have 10 times the amount of nutrients then bugs bred captivity do. That's why you have to dust the crickets in captivity with vitamins. Maybe do more research Johnny?
The crickets in my backyard are not interested in my trap :(
i never knew i will need this video. thank you!, i've been hunting crickets to feed my tarantulas and now im not gonna run out of feeders. thanks man! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
petsitting someone’s tarantula rn and i’m officially out of live crickets. this is my last resort, as i currently can’t make it to a pet store. never thought i’d see the day i’d have to research this 😹
Lol in the exact same situation
I tried the cricket trap. It worked! I got one, but for some reason the other two have ignored it. Maybe it was the over-the-hill mango... not a favorite food? I really liked the design though. The cricket really couldn't find his way back to the opening. He'd try to jump for it but couldn't aim or get through.
The ones that wouldn't go into the trap I finally got to stop chirping: I put 5 drops of essential oil of peppermint on a piece of paper towel and shoved it behind the fridge where one has been chirping for over week. It shut him up for an entire day! ~ 24 hrs later he started chirping again. Not sure if he has a way in & out... maybe he just ducks out of here when the smell is repellent, and he came back when the smell died down. Either way, no more chirping, for a while. It really makes the room smell like peppermint so be prepared for that. I also read that clove, rosemary and thyme are the recommended essential oils to try.
Am I the only one who finds them cute and their chirping relaxing? xD I captured a cricket in my house, bought an aquarium, put sand and some plants in there and put it in my bedroom, so I can relax in there, read some books and listen to the chirping :3 I live in a big city with almost no vegetation, so crickets are pretty rare here.
Yes you are
I have huge camel crickets in the house they are nasty
Not when you have 10 daily crickets in your garage every night. If you want, I'll ship them to you So you can place them under your bed. 💀
@@dojocho1894 Camel crickets are awesome. They are like bugs on pogo sticks. They tickle as they walk on you. They do chew fabrics unfortunately.
They are adorable and I've done that too 😂 But I keep lots of carnivorous insect/arachnid pets so I need to feed them something;-;
Cool!! Not only that but these crickets are way better for your scorpion because they are gut loaded with natural stuff they ate around your house. The ones in the store are fed bad stuff and that goes into your scorpion when it eats the crickets. Just make like 5 or 10 traps and place them around your yard. You should get lots of crickets:) Let us know how it works!
I'm not going to google it, sorry. If you want to show proof of what your saying I will read it. I can tell you this, I have bred crickets for my red eyed tree frogs and the ones you get from places like Petco are so bad... They are feed trash, and do you know where that powder comes from? Crickets you catch outside are way less of a risk then store crickets.
I love this! It's non toxic, cheap, and easy. Thank you!
Nah I'm going to cook and eat the cricket
@kierston381 Yes, please keep us up-to-date. I would make like 4 or 5 traps:) You have a way better chance of catching more crickets that way. Also something I didn't bring up in the video if you lay the trap flat on the ground try to tilted about 20° so that when the crickets jump in into the trap they will slide to the back of the bottle.
I just sat 3 of these out tonight where I know the crickets are. I put a little grapefruit juice and some 2 week old warm naked green machine and some egg carton pieces. I'll know when I leave for work if I had any luck. Thanks!
Thank you for this trap idea... I just made one for a cricket that has been driving me crazy for the last few days inside my living room. I set it in a corner and pray it will work. Many thanks!
+Dixie Glacier let me know how it goes:)
Did it work?
Worked great! Thanks!! Drew out overnight the one cricket that's been driving me crazy in my living room for 3 days!
So awesome:) I am happy to help for sure!
I’ve learned they really like chocolate frostee from Wendy’s
Who doesn't
just like me
Xavier Shellhouse factsss
I learned that the hard way
But in a mc Donald’s shake
My wolf spider will loooooovvvveeee these
Best farm pond fishing bait ever, thanks!
Hi Guy:) Well, I would have to disagree with you on that. There natural diet is not lettuce, sprouts, breads, or cooked rice. These are wild crickets and they will eat just about anything.
No problem at all:) Fish sure love these little guys! LOL!
Thank you:) I am thinking about making like 10 of them and seeing how many crickets I can get to feed to my chickens!
Not really, but why do you want to get rid of them? Do you have a garden? If so they are a huge benefit because they will kill all type of pest:)
i have 4 tree frogs and i go out and catch crickets by hand! you just made my life so much easier ill tell you if i catch crickets! im going to make a trap tonight!!! thank you so much!!!
Same 😂
@erwin mahilum I am happy it is helping you out!! What kind of tarantula do you have?
Your welcome:) It's fun going out and checking the traps as well! It's like opening a gift or putting money in a savings! LOL!!
Awesome S YaMack! You may also like my other channel Home Science Ideas:) I am starting to add Minecraft videos to it. - ua-cam.com/users/HomeScienceIdeas
a way ive found effective is tracking down a chirping cricket and dropping a large, preferably rectangle shaped container over the cricket and the surronding patch of grass.
the cricket will have nowhere to go and it will only have a small section of grass, if it tries to run away, it will bump into the sides of the container.
the container should be clear/seethrough so that the cricket won't see it coming
amd make sure you pat it down into the grass so there isn't a big gap for them to squeeze through and escape
I'm trying it I'll check tomorrow morning for results. If I can get 3 or 4 crickets then I'll be happy.
Rodney Landers, cool! Let me know how it goes:)
Awesome:) Come back and let us know how it goes Shane!
Thank you for pointing out the most important part - WHERE to place the trap!
Crickets love hiding under wooden planks, so it is perfect.
I never noticed it until LAST Summer in my wooden shed. I open the wooden doors to get my lawnmower and holy crap...these crickets are HUGE! (LOL, I have never seen, or noticed how big they get). They were all over the inside of my doors. I didn't kill them..just tapped the door and they all jump and scatter off. Saw it yesterday again...one of these monster crickets, I believe hitched a ride on my shorts, shirt and came inside the house with me...eventually my bedroom, UGH. It was LOUD last night, took me until 3am to find it. I trapped it ina cup and released it. Just have to find a way to prevent them coming into my house...spray my clothes, around doors/windows, my AC unit. ugh.
Make like 5 or more of them and see what you get:) I am sure your quail will love it! Make sure to let us all know how it goes please!!
Not really sure but I would say yes. They eat the same things so I think it will work Kevin:)
Yes, they can. Wisdom is needed to set this trap in an area where crickets (not ants) live;)
Crickets love the pallet wood in my garage, I'm going to try this out
What do you think is cool? The music or the trap? Or both?:)
Thank you!! You helped me get food for my tarantula for the year
+Exotic pet Lover, you at very welcome:) You should see all my videos on raising and breeding mealworms.
Same exxept wolf spider. I catch like 15 grasshoppers lr crickets or other bugs, kill them all then put them in a zip lock bag then feed her every week
Thank you so much.. I have sugar gliders and i was spending money buying crickets from the bait store, Well one day i noticed a bunch of crickets on my back concrete block steps so i typed in cricket trap on youtube and yours was the first one . that night my boyfriend made me one and IT WORKED!! I was so excited Thanks so much and i appreciate your video.. saves me 20 bucks a month ..SO your video is helping people like me thanks again..
@ChibiOkamiko Thank you:) I so agree!
We had too many crickets breeding in our gecko terrarium... this trap worked perfectly for our "cricket culling" project - thanks!
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You need to find a spot where there is no ants.
@jonny21b Normally they like to hide around wood shavings and under pieces of wood. You would have to look around and find them:)
@BJ George No problem at all! What you going to use the trapped chickens for? I feed them to my chicken:)
I have about a million crickets around the property right now and have literally no reason not to catch them to go fishing with. Thanks for this!
That would be up to you Ash but I would totally feed wild crix over store. It is up to you:)
Beautiful, I have like thousands of them inside my house, you were able to get ONE all night. Yay!! Thanks
I'm gonna do this!! I CAN'T SLEEP LISTENING TO THOSE STUPID CRICKETS!!-- IT'S DRIVING ME CRAZY!!!!!!!
I hope you catch them!!! The only cricket I would want with me all the time would be Jiminy cricket;)
Do what I did - Put glue boards across the threshold, under the door, and they will stick when they try to crawl under the door. They will never make another sound. Keep the door closed except when walking in or out, so they don't jump across the glue boards. Try to remember not to step on the glue boards.
i thikn they make wonderful music
Me too right now i super pissed of
@NOVAgamingtheater Not likely considering I have an organic garden that they live in:)
Well, as I said in my initial comment, they're up under the siding of my house and I can hear them scratching in the walls. I know it's skinks because I've lived here 9 years and I've been watching them go up under the siding through many summers. As I also said, I wouldn't kill them, only relocate them. As I said, I know their value as bug eaters but the sound of them living under the siding is comparable to having mice and it's incredibly nerve-wracking. I have to relocate them! Love your trap
If you punch a hole on the bottom about the size of the diameter of a toothpick, any rainwater will quickly drain away preventing flooding that can allow your crickets to escape (if the water level gets that high) and/or drowning them. :)
I live in bend Oregon, it is very cold right now. can I still find crickets and where would I find them in the winter. thx!
This is such an inexpensive way to catch them. Thank you. I am working to breed babies for my baby frogs.
I think they may avoid citrus Damon B.
try sugar
Home Farm Ideas your the best I feed them to my reptiles your like my dad that knows how to make traps
thanks for the suggestion xyler
No problem at all!
The chickens are gonna eat well tonight. Good job, Donginator!
10 cents each at the pet store.. Great way to feed my Leopard gecko for free! TY
No problem at all😊🙌🏼
there's one in each room of my house. I don't have chickens yet. what if I buy a lizard? will it go get em?
shakaama, maybe:) But then you will have a lizard running around.
For immediate results, brake cleaner with the long nozzle will reach into small areas where crickets like to hide. But it removes paint off the walls, destroys furniture and smells horrible.
Does this work only in warm weather? And where will they be?
hey it works!!! thanks man, I caught 38 crickets wow
@Thomay99 I would think so. I normally use fruit because you can really smell it:)
Thanks. Can you make a biden trap next?
That's awesome I'm gonna try this. What time of year did u do this?
i breed crickets for reptile food. the like potatos and carrots as a primary food in captive. but will eat any fruit and vegetable.
the best thing i have found for traping them. is a section of black pvc pipe with one end capped off. and rough up the inside a bit so the can garb it with thier feet. but you could just as easily just toss some black paint on the trap this guy made. and it would work great too. i like the design
Be sure to check out my series on building and breeding mealworms:) Very easy to breed and they would be great for your plants!!
I’d like to know if this will work for grasshoppers too.
I don't know why I didn't think about a cricket trap until last night. I have crickets all around the outside of my house. I have Tarantulas as pets and feed them crickets. So I decided to see what kind of trap I need to make. Thank you.
Did it work?
Are your tarantulas wild caught? If not, I wouldn't feed wild caught prey to your pet store/breeder tarantulas ❤
@@freegame1042 Sorry, just seen this. Yes it works.
@@niphredilithilien1290 No they were bought from pet stores and I never had an issue feeding wild caught crickets to them. They've all lived for around 23-25 years.
thanks for uploading this, I plan to use this to catch crickets for my lizard
I love your videos HomeFarmIdeas.com there awsome!!!!
Awesome Somber Channel! You may also like our other channel as well:) I am just getting started but I will be doing lots of cool science projects! I just got a fresnel lens and melted metal using the sun. - ua-cam.com/users/HomeScienceIdeas - SUBSCRIBE!
Matt
u can also feed captivity gut loading vitamin bug food to make them more nutritious. the food is sold in most pet stores
@freakyguy02 Cool!! Why are you wanting to breed them?:)
This will be great for my frogs. Thank you.
If I get a frog again I will try this out so we don't have to go to pet smart for crickets even though they are cheap but oh well
Awesome:) If you get a frog post a video so I can see!
Habitant Don't you cricket's if you live in a urban area they could be poisonous if straight from your backyard
True there could be pesticides if you live in an urban area. Thankfully for my i live in a rural area so i can put a couple of these in dark spots near my house then ce back the day later and use them as live bait
Habitant don't use the ones you catch as food, they could have pesticides BUT you can catch a few from thee garden and breed them (if you have enough patience.)
Why not?
Im feeding wild crickets to my Healthy Adult Bearded Dragon he will LOVE the Crickets! :D
I need to know how to trap crickets.
Because i have read that it is one of essential protein food aside from live mealworms for my beloved hammies.
Anything for my furbabies. ❤🐹❤
I'm so happy I saw this. I have a cricket next to my window and he keeps me up all night. I'm hoping I can catch him and move him far, far away from where I sleep!
I hope it helps:)
@SuperBeardy1 Yes, but the bottle needs to have a wide mouth for the lizard to fit through the hole:)
Damn this is so useful I have ants and I need a stable food source to feed my ants with.
YAY! Now i don't have to buy food for my scorpion, but instead, do this smart idea... Thanks Mat2Dong
try putting the cap reversed like the second time, but put it upright back in the hole. so they get attracted but the slip in when they get close! try it!
Happy to help Ron:)
Don't know really but it is worth a shot;)
Great idea!! I need crickets for my fire-belly toads and tree frogs. Do you have anymore tricks for catching any other kind of bugs? Thanks!
geri schmidt, I made a bunch of videos on breeding mealworms:) We have a ready supply of mealworms for our fire belly toads! Here is the whole playlist! ua-cam.com/video/X3YBScCks7A/v-deo.html
geri schmidt, if you want to see our fire belly toads join our other channel The Fish Tank - ua-cam.com/users/TheFishTankk
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i hhave a really baby frog and i dont know what to do and its hard cuase i dont have crickets were i live. can you help me?
Thanks, now i can get myself lunch.
I need an insect for my Venus flytrap :P
ZeldaFeb Smart I didn’t think of that
@@Luke-mq7nj I wrote that comment 5 years ago 0:
Thanks for this comment. I always have my carnies die not due to humidity but lack of sustenance
Nice :3
cool
ama use this for my lizard food
Awesome Ammunikee Gomez:)
NAD boyz same 🙂
@Hduf Lolly Ways to prevent that risk is {Boiling, And Freezing}
@Hduf Lolly I've fed my leopard gecko wild crickets on a few occasions and he's never suffered any symptoms
The risk is the same if not greater from store bought.
They are pincher bugs and they can give you a very light pin but it has never hurt me:)
Here's hoping this works. We have crickets in our house every summer. I can't sleep. And a turtle that LOVES them as long as they're alive.
any different food than strawberries that you could suggest?
+J Bauer, just about any rotting veggies or fruits. No citrus...
Hahahaha! i get frustrated when i open a slab of stone in our garden, or under the garden pot, they just all scramble away... in my funny frustration, i even attempted to give away candy treat for kids who can give me a cricket XD or grasshoppers or something... good thing i found this vid. Now i have no problem catching crickets.
Hey Mat, great vid again you vids are the best!
Thank you Sem ter Beek:)
i don't use pesticids and i don't catch locusts cause they can come from far but i catch a lot of other bugs like worms! my repti's love them!
@HappyNyanCat Take the crickets you catch and use my lizard trap to catch a lizard!! LoL!! You see my Lizard trap video? Check it out:)
hi, are grapes OK for crickets?
Now how do you get them out? 😅
Going to use this for food for my pet lizard, crickets and super worms are the only thing it eats.
Cool! Happy it will be put to use for your lizard:)
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Kingheat 11 please don’t unless you want to possibly kill your lizard
🙌🏼parasites🙌🏼
This will be my frog’s Food Source!
I made 4 traps with wet dog food and oatmeal everytime i place then they just get swarmed by fire ants is there anything I can do or change?
Try using produce. You're looking for insects, right? Most are in some way frugivores. (Meaning they eat fruit.) I catch my crickets with apple slices.
+GorgoLord okay cool thanks. I'll try some strawberries this time
That's right Cody:)
@NOVAgamingtheater Not if you have an organic garden;) Check my other videos.