Will Camponoutus sp. recognize this as food and eat it?
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Are there any good alternate food sources instead of live feeder insects for protein?
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My roommates are against me keeping live crickets, worms, or cockraoches. So, I got a live crickets from Amazon kept the box in a bag and directly into the freezer.
Now, whenever I want to feed the colony, I pick one frozen cricket and keep it in their outworld. They quickly go for it once the cricket reaches room temperature.
My roommates are against me keeping live crickets, worms, or cockraoches. So, I got a live crickets from Amazon kept the box in a bag and directly into the freezer.
Now, whenever I want to feed the colony, I pick one frozen cricket and keep it in their outworld. They quickly go for it once the cricket reaches room temperature.
Your roommates sound like my wife. I heard live bugs even from pet stores could have mites so the freezing probably helps kill the mites too.
Ant Journal: http://www.formicult...-journal/<br> My colonies: C. Semitestaceus, P. Californicus, V. Pergandei, S. Xyloni.
So, I don't have keep live insects in my house(other then ants of course) and can buy live insects and put them directly in a freezer, without gut loading them or anything?
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Definitely. Just pop them in the freezer and thaw them out as needed.So, I don't have keep live insects in my house(other then ants of course) and can buy live insects and put them directly in a freezer, without gut loading them or anything?
Cool, thanks!
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i bought their grass hopper some of my colonies ate it but they went moldy so fast
just get mealworms way cheaper
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