Crickets Acheta domestica
€3.49
Tax included
Crickets are a very nutritious food, with a high percentage of protein and easy to hunt for ants.
Crickets are a very nutritious food, with a high protein percentage and easy for ants to hunt.
| Tallas/Raciones | Pequeña | Mediana | Grande |
| Grillos S | 70-80 | 200-350 | 350-450 |
| Grillos L | 60-70 | 250-300 | 450-500 |
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Water gel that allows you to store a water reserve to our ants when we go travelling...
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Contains 20 grams of mealworms (Tenebrio molitor). A good complement to our ants...
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Professional ant aspirator, a very useful tool to transport them without touching and damaging...
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The Tillandsia Multiflora red is a plant that looks a lot like the Tillandsia Abdita and therefore just as colorful. However, the reddish leaves are smoother and less soft. In the flowering stage the multiflora could produce one or more purplish flowers from the heart.