Gryllus Campestris (Black Field Cricket) 1 Box
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Gryllus campestris, also known as the Black Field Cricket, is a natural insect that is widely used as a nutritious food for various species of reptiles and amphibians.
Before feeding, it is a good idea to gut-load the crickets with nutritious foods to enhance their nutritional value.
It is recommended to offer a variety of other insects for a balanced diet.
Be sure to remove unwanted insects from the terrarium to avoid excessive humidity or contamination.
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Insect Description:
Size: Medium-sized, approximately 2-3 centimeters in length.
Color: Dark brown to black.
Lifespan: Approximately 2-3 months under ideal conditions.
Use as Reptile Food:
Nutritional Value: Rich in protein and essential nutrients essential for the health and development of reptiles.
Balanced Diet: Provides a good ratio of protein, fat and moisture, helping to enhance the physical condition of reptiles.
Natural Behavior: The movement of crickets stimulates the predatory instincts of reptiles, promoting their natural behavior.
Suitable Size: Ideal for medium-sized reptiles, lizards, snakes and amphibians.
Ease of Reproduction: Easy to breed in captivity, with rapid reproduction and high survival
It is an omnivorous insect. In nature, its diet consists of:
Plant matter: tender leaves, shoots, grass, seeds.
Decomposed organic matter: dry leaves, plant debris.
Small invertebrates: larvae, small insects or even dead insects (carnivorous behavior).
Fruits & vegetables: especially soft and sweet, e.g. apple, carrot, potato, cucumber.
In captivity (breeding) they are usually given:
oat flakes, wheat bran, dry cricket or rodent food,
fresh vegetables and fruits for moisture and vitamins,
a little animal protein (dried shrimp, fish food, powdered milk or protein powder) for proper growth.
Size: Medium-sized, approximately 2-3 centimeters in length.
Color: Dark brown to black.
Lifespan: Approximately 2-3 months under ideal conditions.
Use as Reptile Food:
Nutritional Value: Rich in protein and essential nutrients essential for the health and development of reptiles.
Balanced Diet: Provides a good ratio of protein, fat and moisture, helping to enhance the physical condition of reptiles.
Natural Behavior: The movement of crickets stimulates the predatory instincts of reptiles, promoting their natural behavior.
Suitable Size: Ideal for medium-sized reptiles, lizards, snakes and amphibians.
Ease of Reproduction: Easy to breed in captivity, with rapid reproduction and high survival
It is an omnivorous insect. In nature, its diet consists of:
Plant matter: tender leaves, shoots, grass, seeds.
Decomposed organic matter: dry leaves, plant debris.
Small invertebrates: larvae, small insects or even dead insects (carnivorous behavior).
Fruits & vegetables: especially soft and sweet, e.g. apple, carrot, potato, cucumber.
In captivity (breeding) they are usually given:
oat flakes, wheat bran, dry cricket or rodent food,
fresh vegetables and fruits for moisture and vitamins,
a little animal protein (dried shrimp, fish food, powdered milk or protein powder) for proper growth.
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