Challenge Plastics 50298 Cricket Cage 6", Red
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No, the holes in it are simply too small to hold soil.
It can only be accessed through the top hole.
Yes! You put the crickets in the bottom cap, and then shake out a single cricket at a time with the top cap on the funnel side.
55 mesh
Selected User Reviews For Challenge Plastics 50298 Cricket Cage 6", Red
It's well-made, with no cheap materials. I'm very pleased. I plan to purchase more in the future.
This is a great idea, but it only works if you have a lot of crickets. The holes provide an escape route for small children.
The cylinder's bottom lid and body are both made of brittle, hard plastic. The lid snaps on and off, and it's so tight that the cylinder's body cracked and broke off the first time it was used. It's a complete waste of time. My old one had a softer plastic lid that I had no trouble using hundreds of times. This manufacturer is clueless when it comes to plastics.
Cockroaches will love this. If you like to fish with crickets, this is the product for you.
This item is 12 inches in length, not 6 inches as stated in the description.
My three-year-old grandson mistook it for a pencil and attempted to open it; however, when he saw what was inside, he tossed it in the trash can.