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Where do you buy your crickets from?

where do you buy your crickets and various insects for food from?

  • Purchase at a local pet store

    Votes: 1 33.3%

  • Purchase online

    Votes: 1 33.3%

  • Breed your own

    Votes: 1 33.3%
  • Total voters
    3
  • Poll closed .
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So many people here are breeders whether backyard breeders, hobbyists, or professional and we know that feeding can be killer on the wallet so I just wanted to poll where everyone gets their crickets and other various insects from.

  • Buy from a local pet store
  • Order online
  • Breed your own
 
I usually by at the bait store or pet store. But if I can get them at the shows, I usually do that and keep them alive so it doesnt cost so much :)
 
I bought my crickets from a vendor at a reptile show, my mealworms from a vendor and a pet store, and my dubias from online and local friends.. now I breed all three insects and mix my own insect chows. I've probably saved $300 in feeders and bug food in a year and a half, and have sold enough to pay for all colonies twice over. Woohoo! :)
 
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