Easiest food to raise?
- Thread starter UCantCme
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i'd say dubias.
they literally breed on their own and don't smell dont jump don't escape.
i bought some babies and they all got fed off before i got a pair (bad call on my part)
they are fairly expensive so i'd advise you purchase a few pairs and then feed off males as slowly as you can.
or ofcourse you could buy a large colony for like 50 bucks or so
they literally breed on their own and don't smell dont jump don't escape.
i bought some babies and they all got fed off before i got a pair (bad call on my part)
they are fairly expensive so i'd advise you purchase a few pairs and then feed off males as slowly as you can.
or ofcourse you could buy a large colony for like 50 bucks or so
patrickfraser
New Member
GET THEM! Get them now!
Rodger
New Member
Yes !!! I bought 300 nymphs on e-bay .. they will take several months to start producing , especially since the large nymphs were 18 short . I found an existing colony on Craigslist & it had plenty of gravid females already . I would buy that even though I have plenty right now . If you don't buy it , pass along the info ... I'll grab em
if they will ship to MD or WV .
sandrachameleon
Chameleon Enthusiast
agree. dubia are easy and that's a good price for a good colony
mealworms and superworms are also easy, but not as good as dubia
phasmid / indian walking sticks are also very easy
mealworms and superworms are also easy, but not as good as dubia
phasmid / indian walking sticks are also very easy
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redsfandrew
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food
What do you feed them?
What do you feed them?
Rodger
New Member
After you get what you want , why not post the info here . I would buy some & I am sure anybody wanting a Dubia colony would jump on that deal .
