pssh Avid Member Jun 13, 2011 #21 They will pupate with food. I weigh mine and only use the ones that are 0.9 grams or bigger. For healthier insects, a more nutritious bedding is recommended. They will live off of oats or chicken mash, but it's better to use healtheir food.
They will pupate with food. I weigh mine and only use the ones that are 0.9 grams or bigger. For healthier insects, a more nutritious bedding is recommended. They will live off of oats or chicken mash, but it's better to use healtheir food.
clarkrw3 New Member Jun 14, 2011 #22 pssh said: They will pupate with food. I weigh mine and only use the ones that are 0.9 grams or bigger. For healthier insects, a more nutritious bedding is recommended. They will live off of oats or chicken mash, but it's better to use healtheir food. Click to expand... Sounds good...So what are the healthier foods you recommend?
pssh said: They will pupate with food. I weigh mine and only use the ones that are 0.9 grams or bigger. For healthier insects, a more nutritious bedding is recommended. They will live off of oats or chicken mash, but it's better to use healtheir food. Click to expand... Sounds good...So what are the healthier foods you recommend?
Leroux2008 Member Jun 14, 2011 #23 Neato! Im not so sure I like the beetles though.... they are freakish large lol
pssh Avid Member Jun 14, 2011 #24 Perhaps adding a bit of brewers yeast, bee pollen, spirulina, beans, etc. Brewers yeast makes them grow very fast from what I have heard.
Perhaps adding a bit of brewers yeast, bee pollen, spirulina, beans, etc. Brewers yeast makes them grow very fast from what I have heard.
suzi Avid Member Jun 14, 2011 #25 I have actually read that using yeast to make them grow fast is not the healthiest way to go. But I don't know, I read that on one breeding site
I have actually read that using yeast to make them grow fast is not the healthiest way to go. But I don't know, I read that on one breeding site
clarkrw3 New Member Jun 14, 2011 #26 Thanks pssh! BTW what type of beans can they eat? And where do you stand on bran?
BillandKaren New Member Jun 14, 2011 #27 If you start adding to much it will start to mold. The chicken layer is high in protean and other vitamins.
If you start adding to much it will start to mold. The chicken layer is high in protean and other vitamins.