mulberry farms

[whereswaldo]

maybe cause it was the first time it may always come this way but i got small superworms from them why do they package them like that its a cloth bag with them inside of newspaper!!!! i was trying to get them out without flicking them everywhere it was an ordeal why in gods name do yo package crawly things in a springy package??????? i like stiff.
is that just me it kinda makesme wander if theres a reason to go out your way to make transfer soooo dificult?
why not a cup like meals wax and pheonix and the supers at te store comes in? just sayin....

 

[pssh]

They travel better that way. It allows them to breathe. They are more likely to drown from their own juices/moisture in a plastic container.

Just pour most of them out then close the top again, hold it with the bottom up/and the closed top facing down, and roll/shake the bag around in your hands to make them let go. When you feel like most of them have fallen to the top of the bag, open it again and release them.

 

[Rottsko]

I got them the same way. I just got a big bin and pulled all the newspapers out and shook them off. Then put them in the bin I had set up for them. They keep forever. I have super chow for substrate and I've had them since last summer.

 

[chametc]

Supers

Turn the bag inside out after you have most of them out. Then it is easy to remove the last of them.

 

[PantherEnvy]

It is still a pain in the butt. Mulberry showed me some excellent customer service.