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• Jan 28, 2005

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Just thought i would quickly post some pics of my bulk live food order

 

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quite deep...

 

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and the crickets, 1 of them is making quite a noiseso he's on the menu tonight.

 

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• Jan 28, 2005

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Ohmy! How much did all of that cost you? And how will you know which cricket is the culprit

What kind fish eat crcikets; worms?

 

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Woah! That's a helluva lot of live food you got there!

 

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Cost me £30 with postage and some food for them.

All of my fish eat them!!! Mainly the arowana, apollo sharks, gar and large cichlids.

I also got 2 tubs of super worms....should last me a bit longer this time round.

You can see the lil fella moving his wing kind of things.

 

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Ohhhh...lol, be able to move them inside the arros stomach, no will he!

 

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ugghhh sick, i wouldnt keep that in my house, wat a waste of a fish tank, why did u just use a rubber made tub/container

 

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wow, that's alot of worms! what kind are they?

 

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I wouldn't let anyfish suffer in that size tank!! and they only cost a few quid.

I did keep my crickets in there but as i ordered bulk i needed something bigger to store them in lieaving the plastic tank spare.

There normal size mealworms.

 

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oh i thot that tank was atleast 20 gallons ( glass one)

 

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Looks like an episode of 'Fear Factor'!

Paul, if you lob a damp weetabix in with those worms, they'll last a lot longer.

 

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Oh the glass one is a 6-7gallon 18x12x12, i bought speciafically to put the crickets in.

Ah ha, i'ved had quite a success with potatoe skin. Although the guy i bought my aro off said to use carrot to bring out there colour(the aros colour!!)

 

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• Jan 28, 2005

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I need that many crickets...

 

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mmm yummy

hehe Fear Factors a mad show