Cricket Jam — Protein Food for Ants
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Buy Cricket Jam from ANTonTOP – a soft protein paste made from ground crickets, sealed in a jar. A ready-to-feed alternative to live or frozen crickets, with no preparation needed. The convenient protein source for ant brood feeding.
Once opened, keep it in the fridge and use within about a week – or freeze spare portions so nothing spoils. Combine with our carbohydrate jellies for a balanced diet. Ships from Poland across the EU.
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Cricket Jam – Protein Paste for Ant Brood Feeding
Cricket jam is ground cricket meat worked into a soft, ready-to-feed paste – the convenient alternative to live or frozen crickets, with no preparation, no smell and no waste, sealed in a jar for a long shelf life. Spread a little on a flat surface in the arena and workers carry it straight back to the brood chamber.
Specifications
- Type: insect protein paste
- Source: ground crickets
- Format: sealed jar
- Storage: refrigerate after opening (use within ~7 days); freeze spare portions to keep longer
- Use: protein food for ant brood and colonies
- Brand: ANTonTOP
When to Use
During the active brood-rearing phase. Carbohydrates fuel adult workers; protein feeds the larvae. Cricket jam delivers concentrated insect protein without the storage and handling issues of live or frozen crickets.
How to Use
Scoop a small amount (pea-sized for a medium colony) onto a flat surface in the arena – a drinking plate works well. Workers find it within hours and carry it to the brood. Refresh every 1–2 days and remove any uneaten paste to prevent spoilage.
Compatibility
- For omnivorous and carnivorous ant species in our catalogue
- Pair with our carbohydrate jellies for a full diet
What’s in the Box
- 1 × jar of cricket jam
FAQ
Does it replace live feeding?
For most species, mostly yes – it is a clean, convenient protein source. Some species still enjoy the odd live-prey hunt.
Does it smell?
Only mildly when fresh. Once spread in the arena, replace it within 1–2 days to avoid mould.
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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