pepper
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Okay, this all started last week.
I had dry soil lining my cricket enclosure and I noticed under their water dish the soil got quite moist..
I squinted and looked closer and saw really, really tiny bugs moving around in the moist soil, not the dry soil.
And they were not baby crickets.
I checked Watson's organic soil/coco fiber in his house, took out a big huge scoop and sifted through it and saw nothing.
Last night I was checking on Bob, the large tiger I'm babysitting and saw about 10 tiny bugs on him O_O they were moving around and then rushed back into the soil when I shone a light on him!
I have to squint too see them, they are sort of clear and just, really tiny!
I checked Watson's house again and no bugs, but Bob DID have some.
Should I clean out everything in Bob's house and replace with damp paper towels to make sure all the bugs are gone?!
Or do you think they are harmless, I would hate for something to happen to bob in my care!!
I had dry soil lining my cricket enclosure and I noticed under their water dish the soil got quite moist..
I squinted and looked closer and saw really, really tiny bugs moving around in the moist soil, not the dry soil.
And they were not baby crickets.
I checked Watson's organic soil/coco fiber in his house, took out a big huge scoop and sifted through it and saw nothing.
Last night I was checking on Bob, the large tiger I'm babysitting and saw about 10 tiny bugs on him O_O they were moving around and then rushed back into the soil when I shone a light on him!
I have to squint too see them, they are sort of clear and just, really tiny!
I checked Watson's house again and no bugs, but Bob DID have some.
Should I clean out everything in Bob's house and replace with damp paper towels to make sure all the bugs are gone?!
Or do you think they are harmless, I would hate for something to happen to bob in my care!!