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[post_content] => The Critter Forum is a place where new and experienced pet owners can post pictures, habitat guides, questions, and tips about all things related to pets. We all want the same thing: good health and happiness for our pets. So let's keep this place friendly, constructive, and supportive by following some basic rules:
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[post_content] => As the buzz around crickets as a sustainable protein source grows, we delve deep into the not-so-small concerns that come with this novel diet choice. From the dangers of disease transmission and chemical contamination to the severe allergic reactions they may cause, we uncover why this 'food of the future' might not be as safe as you think. Join us as we explore the urgent need for stricter regulations and more robust consumer education to navigate the potential perils of adding crickets to your plate. Don't miss out on this critical perspective— read our full analysis and learn how to approach cricket consumption with the caution it demands!
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[post_content] => So I have toads in a 10 gallon tank I caught these toads but want to know how to gain trust with them they will eat right in front on me but I don’t like how they pee on me.
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[post_content] => These two Rankin Dragons are one week and one day apart. I kept both of them I hached them by hand and they are chill. The other four hatched with each other when I was not home at work and they are wild and hard to catch. Not Monday or Tuesday they will come to me every time. They love crickets,Dubi, and waxworms.
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[post_content] => Getting baby chicks in the mail is exciting and rewarding! But they have needs. Setting up their chick brooder is important to sustain their health, safety, and satisfaction. Their brooder needs adequate heat, water, bedding and food. But it also needs to be protected from predators. Because there baby chicks are appetizing to a variety of ferrets, snakes, and other carnivores.
So if you're trying to gauge their health and happiness, here are 7 distinct signs that will let you know if your baby chicks need your help.
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[post_content] => Discover the amazing benefits of introducing crickets into your pet's diet! Crickets are not just another food option; they are a powerhouse of nutrition, offering high protein content, essential vitamins, minerals, and even fostering natural hunting instincts in pets like reptiles, amphibians, birds, and small mammals. This guide delves deep into the fascinating world of feeder insects, highlighting the differences between house and banded crickets to help you make the best choice for your furry or scaly friend. Learn how crickets can not only nourish your pet but also provide mental stimulation and enhance their quality of life. Plus, crickets are a sustainable choice, easy to procure, and simple to maintain, making them an ideal choice for busy pet owners. Whether you're considering house crickets for their versatility and nutritional balance or the moisture-rich banded crickets for bigger pets, this article covers everything you need to know to elevate your pet care routine in an eco-friendly way. Click here to dive into the full article and unlock the secret to a happier, healthier pet!
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Crickets are the most popular feeder insect. However, this may be seem a little odd if you survey the reptile community. Many experience keepers prefer superworms or dubias over crickets. Some of the common complains with crickets is that they small, and that they will bite. And if their habitat is not properly cared for, they can also get parasites, which can harm your pet.
But they are popular for many reasons. First, they are packed with lean protein. This protein content is great for young dragons. Young dragons need alot of protein to grow, and they'll enjoy the hunt of chasing down the crickets. Additionally, crickets breed much faster than dubias and superworms. This means they are in more abundance, which means you can get more crickets for less money compared to superworms.
Crickets are a good food source for your reptiles. But a good reptile keeper will know to vary their diet with other insects.
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[post_content] => Composting Grubs to Kick Start Composting
Composting bins can be found in every gardeners arsenal. This is great way to breakdown food waste and scraps, to create nitrogen-rich fertilizer. But sometimes our compost bins need a boost. And composting grubs (black soldier fly larvae) are a great addition to any compost pile. They will break down nearly any food waste product, including meat, dairy, oily products, citrus, and everything else. This means they are superior than red worms in composting. And will yield an amazing fertilizer for your lawn and garden.
Additionally, composting grubs are great for chickens. If you're a homesteader who composts and keeps chickens, then this can be a dual purpose activity that will net compost and healthy chickens with great eggs.
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