Re: Sounds like the mesh on your screen top is too large.

Posted by Chris on June 24, 2002 at 19:42:22:

In Reply to: Sounds like the mesh on your screen top is too large. posted by Esther on June 24, 2002 at 18:01:53:

: Bottled food for anoles? Yuck! They like and thrive best on live food. So do grass lizards. Buy a new screen top that keeps your small crickets where they belong--in the tank. You can
i went out and bought a new cover for my tank but the crickets are still escaping. what should i do about this? and also, my crickets have been dying off at an incredibly fast rate. I have them in a big plastic rubbermaid container with small holes in the top, plenty of carrots and potatoes for them to eat. is there anything i can do to keep them alive for longer?

get it for a reasonable price through the mail, like www.thatpetplace.com. Make sure you give the critters a very good quality UVB light like a Reptisun 5.0, plenty of climbing vines and branches, mist them a couple times/day, and gut-load their crickets. Sprinkle the crickets with a good calcium powder supplement every other feeding.

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