For many years we have been producing a range of live food for different clients on the European market. Our live roof production range includes Jamaican field crickets. Our crickets make a for tasty snack for your reptiles and amphibians. Furthermore, they are affordable and safe compared to other live food alternatives. Jamaican field crickets are one of the most popular live food types in world. We can supply them to zoos, pet shop owners, terrarium shops, reptile breeders, amphibian breeders and so many more. We transport our live food throughout Europe . in the appropriate conditions so that they reach their destination, healthy and alive
Some facts about Jamaican Field Crickets from our Insect Farm:
Jamaican field crickets are a great food source for animals such as reptiles and many others that live in a terrarium. They provide a high content of vitamins and minerals for the feeder animal. They ensure healthy development for your your reptile or amphibian. Furthermore, Jamaican field crickets are easy for reptiles and amphibians to digest, making them a traffic treat.
We breed our Jamaican field crickets to ensure that we have strict control and eliminate any parasites. Our Jamaican field crickets are fed a specific way, with our own compound feed to allow for health development.
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Tips for taking care of your live food Jamaican Field Crickets:
Our Jamaican field crickets come with our specially grown and produced compound feed thus you do not have have to worry about adequate nutrient. Our compound feed ensures that Jamaican field crickets live a maximum lifespan and that the nutritional values are transferred over to the reptile or amphibian feeding on them.
Something that is important to note when it comes to feeding your Jamaican field crickets is that they need to be well feed. Crickets tend to be cannibalistic, so when underfed they will eat other.
Crickets should be kept at temperatures around 25 – 30°C, they can survive at lower temperatures but this is ideal for maximum lifespan. Furthermore, crickets enjoy dark places, so either keep them away from sunlight or in the plastic container provide them with something they can hide under – for example you may consider a piece of cardboard or even paper towel. Make sure to keep the container clean because this also extends the lifespan of your feeder crickets. Most importantly when cleaning the container never use chemicals.
