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Catching Crickets!This is a discussion thread · 18 replies GCarr: Just now I saw a cricket crawl out from under my bed to my book case. I just fed my lizards two days ago, and I guess one got out. Any clue how to catch it? Or should I let the kitten handle it?Gloria
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c1c0: "GCarr" (Email Removed) ha scritto nel messaggio Just now I saw a cricket crawl out from under my bed to my book case. Ijust fed my lizards two days ago, and I guess one got out. Any clue how tocatch it? Or should I let the kitten handle it? Don't mind it, either the cat eats it or it dies few days. Anna ...
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Death to Ronald McDonald: Just now I saw a cricket crawl out from under my bed to my book case. I just fed my lizards two days ago, and I guess one got out. Any clue how to catch it? Or should I let the kitten handle it? Gloria I don't think there's any way of attracting crickets, but it's a very stupid insect. Normal insects run Just the other day, I was thinking about breeding minnows so I wouldn't need to drive all the way into town and I wouldn't need to pay for them. Perhaps you could breed crickets if there were some way. That way you'd always have a surplus on hand. ...
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Jim Smith: Just now I saw a cricket crawl out from under my bed to my book case. I just fed my lizards two days ago, and I guess one got out. Any clue how to catch it? Or should I let the kitten handle it? Gloria Cats seem to love to play with crickets, then eat them. Let kitty have at it!!! Jim Smith Blaming the gun for murder, is like blaming the car for hit and run! ...
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LukeCampbell: You could always try glue traps.Luke To email me, take out the trash.
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Grainne Gillespie: It will eventually die on it's own. Best to allow it to enjoy it's few short days of freedom
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GCarr: Just now I saw a cricket crawl out from under ... it? Or should I let the kitten handle it? Gloria Cats seem to love to play with crickets, then eat them. Let kitty have at it!!! I think I'll do that. Kitten is very good at catching things. When she was 8 weeks old I saw her catch, kill, and eat a mouse. She cleared out ourrodent problem very quickly, and since then I think she's been bored. Too bored really, it has been a constant struggle to keep her from my birds! Gloria ...
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YorkshireSteve: Don't mind it, either the cat eats it or it dies few days. Anna Don't leave it! Escapee crickets are imortal and live forever under the floor, chirping away! Steve ...
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Rev Brian of LV: Just now I saw a cricket crawl out from under ... it? Or should I let the kitten handle it? Gloria Cats seem to love to play with crickets, then eat them. Let kitty have at it!!! Jim Smith My dogs likes to catch them. and play with them. I hate crickets. lucky for me me leos haven't gone off meal worms this years. no hopping and quiet ...
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