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I want to breed them to anyone got any pictures please of their setups
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What a really useful comment... jeez...
Thats were I found the ManducaSextaProject link, If it's not on google it doesn't exist!
The ManducaSextaProject site has a tutorial on setting up your own breeding and housing enclosures. Greatlake Hornworms, and Mulberry Farms carry eggs and chow, to get you going. I have 7 Cacoons at the momment waiting to hatch, I am still undecided on weather I want to breed this batch, as it means $$ and a fair amount time. I will however comment on the fact that they are easier then Silkworms in certain aspects. Example: They are not nearly as vulnerable to bacteria and germs like silkworms. I had 43 silkworm cacoons when I counted 2 days ago, and were probably up to 60 or so today. Rather then to bother with the horns, I am going to focus my time and efforts on the silks. There are still about 120-130 jumbos pacing their containers ready to change too. I plan to do some experimenting with these eggs, Frans has really got me wanting to try diapausing a fair amount of them. Frans.... can you save me some real estate in you fridge... No matter how much I rant and rave about the fact that its for science!! I don't know if anyone is going to be very keen on the 1000's of eggs near the cheese and butter....
Good luck with your Horn project,
Jay
Howdy,
Here's more info:
Hornworms: http://chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=57
Silkworms: http://chameleonnews.com/?page=article&id=56
Tons more Chameleon info: http://chameleonnews.com/?page=home
Especially the Ref list: http://chameleonnews.com/?page=reference