Carlin New Member Feb 13, 2012 #1 just got a batch of this stuff in after hearing numerous good things about it, is it the same as all other gotloads in the sense i mix it with water until its a runny paste consistency? it doesnt say on the packaging... noob question but thats why im here
just got a batch of this stuff in after hearing numerous good things about it, is it the same as all other gotloads in the sense i mix it with water until its a runny paste consistency? it doesnt say on the packaging... noob question but thats why im here
bradley New Member Feb 13, 2012 #2 I have just read the repashy uk website and it says to just put it in with the crickets. Does not mention adding water!
I have just read the repashy uk website and it says to just put it in with the crickets. Does not mention adding water!
Whatcamo New Member Feb 13, 2012 #3 No it's not intended as a wet gut load it is a dry gut load for them to eat
Carlin New Member Feb 13, 2012 #4 thanks guys, a dry gutload will be a revelation, i hate having to clean the damn containers out everyday!
thanks guys, a dry gutload will be a revelation, i hate having to clean the damn containers out everyday!
coldbloodedAL Avid Member Feb 22, 2012 #6 Bernie said: Has anyone used this with locusts? Do they eat it? Click to expand... I have tried it with hoppers here in the US with no success. Best thimg for hoppers seems to be wild grasses
Bernie said: Has anyone used this with locusts? Do they eat it? Click to expand... I have tried it with hoppers here in the US with no success. Best thimg for hoppers seems to be wild grasses
Carlin New Member Feb 22, 2012 #7 coldbloodedAL said: I have tried it with hoppers here in the US with no success. Best thimg for hoppers seems to be wild grasses Click to expand... ill second that, my hoppers wont touch the stuff, but the crix love it!
coldbloodedAL said: I have tried it with hoppers here in the US with no success. Best thimg for hoppers seems to be wild grasses Click to expand... ill second that, my hoppers wont touch the stuff, but the crix love it!