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Solenopsis molesta alternate diet

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#1 Offline AntsDakota - Posted January 6 2020 - 3:24 PM

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I'm thinking of bringing my Solenopsis molesta colony out of hibernation. As seeing they are partially granivorous, I figured it would be easier to feed them seeds as a protein source as opposed to keeping live insects indoors. (Not that I mind insects in the house, it would simply be easier) I was wondering if they would perhaps eat walnuts and perhaps raw beans? Sunflower seeds? I also plan to experiment on feeding them table scraps.


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#2 Offline spartANTS - Posted January 6 2020 - 4:06 PM

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hello

the Solenopsis molesta also called "grease ants" so butter or peanut butter work too for the protein.







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