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Keeping & Breeding Crickets As Feeder Insects
contains everything you need to know about breeding you own crickets
on a non-commercial scale, but due to the current gap in the market
and need, I've also included a lot of basic principles of commercial
breeding. Topics such as breeding (step-by-step), feeding, dusting, gut
loading, temperature regulation, economics and biology is discussed
in full, but easy to understand details. The book also contains two
easy-preparable dry cricket gut loading recipes and a easy to prepare
maintenance recipe for optimum cricket health and breeding.
Due to the popular demand this book is already in its third edition. Feedback from previous clients implemented a
few changes that made an overall improvement and an even better
reason to have this book.
Author Renier Delport
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Pages: 21
30 Full-colour Photos & 2
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Keeping & Breeding Crickets As Feeder Insects Electronic
Edition covers the following topics in detail (some never been covered in
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Basic Cricket Keeping
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Cricket
Breeding (step-by-step) - Small Scale & Commercial
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Feeding Of Crickets & Crickets To Other Animals
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Suitable Crickets To
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Environments & Container
Temperature Regulation |
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Breeding
Economics
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General Herpetocultural Glossary
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Cricket
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2 Easy-preparable Cricket Dry Gut Loading Recipes For Crickets |
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General Maintenance Feeding Recipe For Crickets
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Cricket Handling (catch, sort & feed crickets)
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Principles Of
Cricket
Dusting
& Gut Loading |
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Availability & Purchasing Of Materials |
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Common Used Abbreviations & Conversion Factors
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From The Author "I feel that it is unnecessary for lizard keepers to pay
unnecessary high prices for crickets if the only thing that stands in the
way of breeding their own is in fact knowledge. The main objective with this eBook is to make lizard keeping more affordable and accessible (especially
in South Africa). There is no use in keeping lizards in areas where there is
no food or where it is merely impossible to get hold off. The price you pay
for this book is simply not comparable to the initial costs of trial and
error breeding methods. This book will also save you a lot of money in
buying crickets as food. The secondary objective is to increase the
popularity of lizards, not only in the trade, but also as common household
pets.
Keeping & Breeding Crickets As Feeder Insects
is not only intended for people interested in commercial cricket breeding, but
also for those who only wants to feed their private lizard collection. There are
a lot of resources out there on the topic of cricket breeding, especially on
the internet, but none of them explains the process in full details
(step-by-step), sometimes
needed for the final touch. Some people claim that the process is easy, but
more than one came back to me to get "the secret". It is not a secret, but
it is becoming a science. This book is based on my own breeding experience
and methods. You don't need a lot of space to breed your own crickets. What
is more is that the input costs for increasing cricket production will rise
according to production and is not fixed, meaning that you can breed
according to need, and not to cover initial costs." |
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"This is your guarantee to successful cricket
breeding!" |
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Why To Breed Your Own Crickets:
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You are
less dependant on other breeders/pet shops for crickets
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It is far (and I mean FAR) less expensive than to buy crickets
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There is no more buying of dead crickets
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You breed the size of crickets you need
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You determine the quality of cricket you want
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It is educational and gives you better perspective and
knowledge on the overall keeping of your herptile
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On A More Serious Note
Read: All Cricket Buyers, Crickets Breeders and Cricket Selling Pet Shops!
"At this stage it looks like the cricket market in South Africa is going to
be monopolized by only a few large commercial breeders. The obvious problem
with this is that cricket prices are ridiculously high in comparison to
other countries and compared to what it cost the breeders. The sad thing in
South Africa is the fact that you will find yourself more than once buying
crickets from a pet shop only to find a few weak survivors (as if it was not
enough that you were ripped off by paying a ridiculous amount for it in the
first place). It pays more to rip your clients off by selling crickets as
food, than to sell live animals. I don't know weather the high prices are
due to the cricket breeders or the pet shop owners, but all of this is
killing the cricket consumer and the herptile hobby out there.
Everything from feeding adult breeding animals, to the quality of
hatchlings, to the quality of babies sold to the quality of those animals as
adults are influenced by . A big complaint that I get from people
reading my websites is
that people get to buy weak babies, or in the case of Beardies, babies that
never had a cricket in their lives, which then dies. This is how the
breeders and pet shops treat newcomers to the herptile industry! One of the
main reasons for this is the lack of affordable food! Another thing is, how
can our customers refer new clients to the hobby when they have to keep up
with a herptile which needs a daily supply of insects which they cannot
afford to feed because of this ridiculous situation in our country!
Another problem that I see with expensive cricket prices is that lizards
like Bearded dragons get fed cheaper poorer alternatives like mealworms or
no source of insects and they try to maintain dragons on pellets, veggies or
other supposedly balanced diets.
With this I would like to urge the breeders and pet shops to change their
attitudes towards a more affordable, better quality cricket. With this I mean
better prices, fresh gut loaded crickets with as little as possible
mortalities and more freely available crickets (crickets of all sizes). I
would like to urge buyers to buy from reputable pet shops and breeders, to
open up a cricket container to see what the quality of the crickets are that you are buying, and
to, when possible, breed your own crickets. It is not that difficult.
Thirdly I would urge more people to breed commercially and supply crickets to our
expanding herptile market.
We need to work together to improve our hobby and also the perception of the
hobby out there." |
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