New Low Maintenance Cricket Breeding Methods! “With Automated Feeding and Cleaning Systems, Crickets can now be Kept with Less Time and Effort than Standing in Line at your Pet Store” Crickets were once the most difficult feeder insect to breed, which is why 98% of people gave up after a few months using conventional methods. Read More

Best Cricket Breeding Methods for Private Use or for Profit These More Advanced Cricket Breeding Techniques Means Less Mess, Smells and Maintenance! Wildlife Hubs unique Zega Substrate System is new cricket breeding method that has overcome many of the disadvantages of conventional methods. Below we explain how its four distinct zones have improved hygiene, breeding Read More

It’s Essential You Choose the Right Cricket Breeding Method !! Avoid Being One of the 98% of People Who Fail to Breed Crickets After a Few Months There are a number of methods to breed crickets which can be confusing to the beginner. Given that around 98% of People stop breeding crickets after a few Read More

Conventional Cricket Breeding Methods are best suited to medium or large scale commercial production (click here for Advanced Cricket Breeding Methods more suited for private use and smaller scale production). Adult crickets are highly carnivorous and will readily eat smaller crickets given the chance. As a result conventional cricket breeding systems separate each cricket size Read More

We can help answer your Cricket Breeding Questions !! When we attend reptile shows or do training sessions for breeding feeder insects, we get asked a lot of questions. Here are the most common problems and questions people ask about cricket breeding and links to articles which will help get you started and get you Read More

When determining how many crickets you can produce, you will be surprised by how little space you need New methods now makes breeding crickets possible with less time, effort and smells. Below we discuss the two most useful commercial methods and discuss how many crickets you can produce from home: 1) Private and Small Scale Read More

So you have crickets in your house and you want to know how to remove them? The good news is that crickets have a short life cycle and require a damp moist substrate to reproduce and lay eggs. Most houses with good plumbing don’t provide these conditions so most crickets will die after 2 months Read More

Getting conditions right to stop crickets from eating each other It can be very frustrating to see your crickets eating each other, especially when you paid so much money for them. Luckily stopping it is easy when you understand what is going on. Below we discuss the four most common reasons crickets eat each other Read More

Good Quality Food for Your Crickets Will Prevent Cannibalism and Increase Growth Choosing the Right Food for Your Crickets can be Confusing Unless you Know What to Look For  When feeding crickets an important factor in preventing cricket cannibalism is protein and Calcium. Crickets have a fast and furious life cycles (around 2-3 months) and Read More

Should you Breed Crickets or Cockroaches? Breeding Crickets and Cockroaches Use the Same Containers so Why not Breed Both Side by Side Most commercial and private reptile keepers like to give their animals a diversity of live food to provide a range of nutrients and to reduce boredom. Meal worms are sometimes given as a Read More