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Gryllus Culture
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Our cricket cultures are kept in a temperature and humidity controlled chamber within the main lab. They eat a combination of whole grains, corn oil, and commercial cricket feed supplement, drink water, and lay eggs in moistened cotton year round. |
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| Our cricket culture room. (photo Extavour) |
The crickets live in plastic cages, eat whole grains, and lay eggs in moist cotton.
(photo Extavour) |
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Single adult on food supplement. (photo Extavour) |
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Our crickets are not above cannabalism. |
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Come on, jump over the finger!
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Our cricket culture, with egg laying cages at the top, juvenile stages in the middle, and RNAi experiments on the bottom. |
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| Gryllus bimaculatus |
Gryllus bimaculatus |
Thanks to David Behl for several of these pictures.
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