No problem! Waxworms should only be used as treats, unless you pupate them into moths. You can keep the same types together (dubias with other dubias, etc) but separate the different feeders (don’t house dubias with BSFL). Gutload all of them with either organic fresh fruits and veggies (there’s a gutload list here in the food and nutrition tab in resources) and/or a quality commercial gutload, like Cricket Crack, Pangea Gutload, or Repashy Bug Burger
What’s your schedule now?
It depends on the humidity levels with the upped misting lengths
My chams hate dubias, so I breed orange headed, ivory headed, and red runner roaches. With supers, you want to only use them for variety and not as a staple. And you have to separate each individual worm for them to pupate, then breed them together.
Yeah, I did the research already, seems relatively simple, but it will take a while to get an established pool of feeders. Lately I've been giving him 15 or so dubia's and 5 supers in the morning, I come home from work to always find the supers gone, and 10 or so dubias still there. Prior to introducing him to supers, he would clear out all dubias that I'd give him. I have cut off the supers to try to get him back on dubias. He loves silkies, the first batch I hatched are finally feeder size, but man was that a pain raising them up. That mulberry powder food mix dries out so quickly and it was a constant process to replace it, I wish there was an easier way. I still have 200 eggs in my fridge.
