Kamikaze Chameleon
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So if feeders grub has mold on it does that comprimise all my feeders becuase theyve been eating it?
Molded food
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nightanole
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Nope. And most cleaner crews will eat mold.
The dubia box is a compost heap
The BSFL box is also a compost heap
Most grubs/worms are also in the compost heap.
Plus if its a roach/cricket, they keep them selves and each other VERY clean. So you will never have a dirty dubia
The dubia box is a compost heap
The BSFL box is also a compost heap
Most grubs/worms are also in the compost heap.
Plus if its a roach/cricket, they keep them selves and each other VERY clean. So you will never have a dirty dubia
Kamikaze Chameleon
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Oh okay cool, yeah It was in my bsfl, i forgot i put it in there and it was in the fridge at 50-55°
jamest0o0
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Nah, mold isn't dangerous in MOST cases. Grain mold can be harmful. There are some toxic black molds, but they're very rare. Other molds like what we eat on cheese are completely safe as far as I know lol. I compare it to pollen, in large amounts some people have allergies, but it doesn't mean it's toxic. Maybe I'm wrong, but IDT?
All that said, I wouldn't actively feed moldy food to my feeders. But If they eat something once in a while I wouldn't worry
All that said, I wouldn't actively feed moldy food to my feeders. But If they eat something once in a while I wouldn't worry
Kamikaze Chameleon
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Okay thanks guys! I saw the thread about that aflactoxicosis 
looks like im switchin to cocofiber 
good thing i just got a bunch!
looks like im switchin to cocofiber good thing i just got a bunch!
This is good to know! Thank you for sharingNope. And most cleaner crews will eat mold.
The dubia box is a compost heap
The BSFL box is also a compost heap
Most grubs/worms are also in the compost heap.
Plus if its a roach/cricket, they keep them selves and each other VERY clean. So you will never have a dirty dubia
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