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You can seperate the big ones into another container and try to get them to caccoon and Pupate... Then once you have moths they should mate and lay eggs, then you can have all the small silkies you need. Of course it is not as easy as I just made it sound.
Just saw you were from chicago... I have to add one more thing... Go Packers!!!![]()
Here is a great thread on Breeding Silkies...
Silkworms 101
Welcome to the Forum.
My Dads side of the Family is from UP Michigan. I would have been homeless at age 10 had I not been a cheesehead.![]()
You're a long way away from Cheesehead land!
I ordered about 50 silkworms from Coastal Silkworms, got them today, and only about 10 of them are small enough to feed to my 3.5 mo. old ambanja. Any thoughts on how I can salvage these worms so they don't go to waste?
Much appreciated.
Ian
Hey Dave your GF sounds like a Keeper!!!
Funny thing is, and it is rather Taboo... I really like the Bears as well, I can never really rute for them cause of the division, but I respect them as a team... I am all about the old Black and Blue "real" football teams. The teams that are still tough enough to play in the weather...That is how football is meant to be played.
Also Uribe...I am sure Dave could sell you some appropriatey sized silkies.I am a happy Georgia Bugs customer.
Since silkies are a soft bodied squishy worm-you can feed much bigger ones to your guy than you maybe think. Are they just WAY huge, or just kinda huge?