Thing is, I do see some eggs laid up against the glass, though the mealworm love to tunnel. As long as all they're doing is knocking the eggs around, there shouldn't be a major minimum amount of hatchers
They are, and so have I. They're also stupid easy to take care of. I recommend the breed I take care of, Banded Brown, as they're soft and easier to digest. Plus whatever you feed them alters their taste
Grow your own food takes on a new twist! Seperate note and something you may find interesting, in your abscence I purchased a small fish tank, planted it out and bought some Ember Tetras, figured to keep the algae down I bought a Nerite snail and 3 x Cherry shrimp (crystal blue). one shrimp dies a few days in, now a few months later I have around 200 shrimp in the tank, they just wont stop breeding.
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TL;DR: beetle babies might eat the cricket eggs, will have to update once or if they hatch