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So the past few days I have been finding crickets in my house. First, two on top of the tank. Ok, i found a little hole and taped it up. Then, one in the hall, but my kitten took care of that one. Today, one in the hall and in the bathroom. Again, kitty cat to the rescue. But when I...
Lol. Cats are real good for eating escaped insects. I have this problem that when I mist my cham's tanks, crickets will "ping" out of the cage, and sometimes I don't notice. The other day I found my kitten in the hallway, eating a cricket :)
Better pictures... the one on my hand is the one i am 90% sure is a gal, the brow piggie is the one i'm kind of 50/50 on... help people any ideas??:confused::confused::confused:
I am asking this question because I live in the north east, and right now we are in the middle of quite the ice storm. We do have a generator, so i know that my little piggies will be ok, but what should you do in the event you don't have that generator??
Thanks for all of the help- The pics are of the two that i am 90% sure are my boys, as one of them had the other in a choke hold and I've heard that males fight. My "Naughty Britches" (his name now) is now in his own tank. That link was a lot of help, thank you. I got my pygmies from a local pet...