I haven't seen a terrarium/vivarium/paludarium thread in

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>>2379080

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>>2379080
note the praying mantis in the upper left corner

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smaller terarrium for 2 smaller mantids

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and finally my largest, a temperate vivarium for two garter snakes

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>>2379105

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thats what I got, show me yours

>>2379080
I guess it's because /herp/ kind of seconds as a terrarium general

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>>2379080
>want to own crickets
>too poor to own one of these

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tank for ghost mantids

>>2379273
i guess but vivs could be for inverts as well, and even just plants

>>2379277
You can keep crickets in a plastic tub with some egg cartons.

>>2379451
This
I breed crickets for my anoles and just use egg carton and paper towel cardboard rolls for them to live in
Shallow dish with cotton in it for water so they dont drown
Fees them the same stuff my iguana eats and potatoes
Have a little plastic box inside with loose soil i keep moist for them to lay eggs in
Only have to clean the cage 2 or 3 times a week and largely ignore them