locust/grasshoper?

I believe that the green ones and plain brown grasshopper are alright to use, it's the more colorful ones that you have to worry about, like red, yellow, or orange. It's important to get them from a place that isn't sprayed with pesticides. Some people choose to catch them and then try to breed them to eliminate the potential parasite possibility.
 
We feed yellow locust all the time they are a great feeder,trying to breed some at the moment,as they are costing me loads:mad:
Have some adults in my breeding bin,and have seen them mating.i dont feed off the adults,they are fed off before they get there full wings
they gutload really well as they dont stop eating!!!:)

adultlocustsbreedingbin.jpg


breedingbin.jpg
 
Are their locust in the US? Any who, this is the poisonous hopper that I was referring to that resides in the southern US:
BN14369_01Grasshopper-in-Florida-Ev.jpg
 
Are their locust in the US? Any who, this is the poisonous hopper that I was referring to that resides in the southern US:
BN14369_01Grasshopper-in-Florida-Ev.jpg

Thanks for the pic Lb! :):p

Yeah I live in a valley with alot of farming so there is alot of these suckers floating around and many many different colours :confused: I was thinking to just steer clear of them :(
 
lol well i've never seen it on tv that they are pests but you can hear them if you go camping or something :) I dont know how to catch them, but they are the ones that leave the weird looking shells on trees.
 
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