Bro Bott
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Aww…breaks my heart when they are sick.Poor baby girl.
Nose crusts may be snalt, which is nothing to worry about.
The eye crusts are either drainage or shedding - hard for me to tell which, but it looks more like shedding.
For the bsfl, they don’t need to be dusted with calcium. One of the reason why we dust with calcium at all, is because just about all insect feeders are higher in phosphorus than calcium, which kind of cancels the calcium out. So we add calcium to them. Bsfl are higher in calcium than phosphorus so they don’t need to be dusted at all. As for their movement, if you lightly mist them with water, they will move like crazy. They are more sluggish when dry.
Good to know thanks. I know I feel bad for Marge too. Also I messed up and bought the wrong thing not silk worms
so I bought real worms and idk when they come but yea
