I put the fluker's on a small plastic lid and only enough for a couple of days then would replace. Never got any mold. I think my problem was temperature. Thinking about trying again they make great bait for fishing.
Breeding and maintaining mealworms
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I would think that the superworms would not understand to climb on it to drink. Huh maybe I'll experiment with that in the future.
Update: One is an alien now!
I would think that the superworms would not understand to climb on it to drink. Huh maybe I'll experiment with that in the future.
Update: One is an alien now!
OscarRobinson;3784598; said:
Hmmm, these guys are smarter than I anticipated. Global Domination here we come!
There's what a dead alien looks like, a damn waste. It spent over a month easily being a mealworm then another 3 weeks stuck in an 1x1 inch square then decides to die. Well it could have been the fact that I don't have any air holes for the superworms and aliens to breathe.
If this happens more often then I'll get the drill out, but I'm hoping this was a fluke, I highly doubt that the craft box is airtight.Edit: This pic sucks, but it's all I got. It wasn't a total waste though...treat for which ever fish wants it.
Don't you have to separate the beetles in a separate container for them to lay eggs? I remember seeing it somewhere on the web. lol
gabino;3798541; said:thank you for sharing! very interesting post
Some do some don't. I suggest doing this, but if not just make the substrate deeper(4in. instead of 2ish).fishyman124;3800137; said:
It's just simpler personally. Google helped me ALOT when I first started out so did Youtube.
