@mysuperliam I think its all down to personal taste. cave crickets dont bite and there easy to keep, also the Cave Cricket Amphiacusta spec Cuba also the males have a nice soft cherp during the daytime and not at night, it sounds a bit like a bird.
@mysuperliam same feeling before i became a taxonomy for Orthoptera. Because in Shanghai, the camel crickets live in foul water sewer and no one likes it.
Yes your right there they are very interesting and thats the plan for me as well to have loads of these breeding like crazy and feed some babies to the dart frogs
Is it weird that I like cave crickets but hate camel crickets
mysuperliam 4 months ago
@mysuperliam I think its all down to personal taste. cave crickets dont bite and there easy to keep, also the Cave Cricket Amphiacusta spec Cuba also the males have a nice soft cherp during the daytime and not at night, it sounds a bit like a bird.
exboyz04 4 months ago
@mysuperliam same feeling before i became a taxonomy for Orthoptera. Because in Shanghai, the camel crickets live in foul water sewer and no one likes it.
sirius19850407 3 days ago
Yes your right there they are very interesting and thats the plan for me as well to have loads of these breeding like crazy and feed some babies to the dart frogs
exboyz04 1 year ago
I might have to look into these little guys :) It`s always interesting to have feeder insects that are interesting in some way isn`t it. :)
feebix 1 year ago