jadeaudio
New Member
This is the 1st time I bought these and probably the last as I had no idea they were so small. Great for someone with little guys that can cup feed, but if you plan on putting them in some free range deal just forget about it. I even bought the medium ones.
Anyways to make a long story short I put them in a little critter cage because I like to visibly see them and these little bastards can crawl up plastic and climb out of the little vent holes on the little critter cages. You know those little plastic containers where there is a lid on top that some people use to hold crickets and such. I just happen to walk by when I heard one plop onto the table and then looked and there was a bunch popping out of the little vents on it. I ended up throwing them in a hornworm cup so they cannot escape. They are like superfast leeches. And unlike other worms and insects they do not seem to drown when put in water as I accidently dropped one into my drainage bin and it was moving like crazy.
Anyways to make a long story short I put them in a little critter cage because I like to visibly see them and these little bastards can crawl up plastic and climb out of the little vent holes on the little critter cages. You know those little plastic containers where there is a lid on top that some people use to hold crickets and such. I just happen to walk by when I heard one plop onto the table and then looked and there was a bunch popping out of the little vents on it. I ended up throwing them in a hornworm cup so they cannot escape. They are like superfast leeches. And unlike other worms and insects they do not seem to drown when put in water as I accidently dropped one into my drainage bin and it was moving like crazy.
