Blanched Whole Crickets — Protein Food for Ants
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Buy blanched whole crickets from ANTonTOP – pre-killed, preserved crickets in a sealed jar. Ready to feed straight away, with no handling of live insects. The classic whole-prey protein source for ant brood.
Once opened, keep it in the fridge and use within about a week – or freeze spare portions so nothing spoils. Combine with our jellies and drinking dishes for a balanced diet. Ships from Poland across the EU.
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Blanched Whole Crickets – Protein Food for Ants
Whole crickets, blanched (briefly boiled) and preserved in a jar – ready-to-feed protein for ant colonies. The whole-prey format keeps the natural texture ants are best evolved to process, without the storage, smell and handling headaches of live crickets.
Specifications
- Type: preserved whole crickets
- Processing: blanched (briefly boiled, no chemicals)
- Format: sealed jar
- Storage: refrigerate after opening (use within ~7 days); freeze spare portions to keep longer
- Use: whole-prey protein food for ant colonies
- Brand: ANTonTOP
When to Use
Offer protein during the active brood phase. Whole crickets give workers something to dismember – closer to natural feeding behaviour than a paste – and a strong protein boost for growing larvae.
How to Use
Drop one or two crickets in the arena (more for larger colonies). Workers dismember them and carry the parts back to the brood. Remove any uneaten pieces within 1–2 days to prevent mould.
Compatibility
- For omnivorous and carnivorous ant species (Camponotus, Pheidole, Lasius, tropical species)
- Combine with our jellies and drinking dishes for a balanced diet
What’s in the Box
- 1 × jar of blanched whole crickets
FAQ
How many crickets per feeding?
Small colony: about 1 cricket a week. Medium: 1–2 every few days. Large: several a day.
Does it smell?
Only mildly when fresh. Once in the arena it spoils within 1–2 days, so remove leftovers.
How do I store it?
Once opened, keep the jar in the fridge and use it within about 7 days. Best of all, split it into small portions and freeze what you won’t use soon – especially for a small colony you feed slowly – so none of it goes to waste.
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