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What do you feed
- Thread starter Bill
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Roaches, supers and crickets. In that order for the adults.
Babys are crickets for the most part.
Raise my own dubia and supers.
Babys are crickets for the most part.
Raise my own dubia and supers.
Started doing silkworms
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Right now I'm using dubia and crickets. I'm currently breeding dubia and I'm getting my superworm colony started, but I have successfully bred crickets and hornworms. I've also tried breeding silkworms but that didn't turn out too well. And I do agree, supers do take forever 
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When I bred silks, I couldn't get them to turn to cocoons. How do you get them to do it?
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lol I thought I fed them enough. But maybe it wasn't enough? Do they just turn into cocoons? I was told that I was supposed to give them cut up paper towel rolls for them to crawl into and pupate. Is that true?
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Lol I couldn't even get them to pupate How long do you chill them?
How long do you chill them?I am still working on it tried it awile ago didnt work then i found a bunch of eggs i had left in the fridge and put them in my incubator and around 6000 hatched they where every where i forgot about them in there to just dont know how long i had them in the fridge
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Lol That's too bad. But at least you have 6000 worms. I can't even imagine that many. How many moths did they come from? (Oh and sorry for hijacking this thread )
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Wow that's pretty neat. Do you know how long it takes for a worm to start to pupate?
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Ok thanks. And sorry about my random questions and taking over the thread. I'll try not to do that in the future 
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Crickets for now, we are trying to breed roaches. We give her hornworms and the occasional wax worm. She eats whatever we give her, shes not too picky at least not right now.
