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Old 23-02-2009, 11:45 PM
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Oh, btw whoever hasnt noticed already, im currently doing a breeding project and im keeping everyone up to date with pics and comments, if you would like to follow my project here is the thread!
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Old 08-03-2009, 11:24 PM
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Well i've always wondered what the eggs looked like....
and now I know (Or atleast I HOPE these are their eggs...if not i'm gonna be inundated with summit else...LOL)

Was banging their old veg on the side of the tub and then visually checking it for baby mealies before I chucked it in the bin (Didn't want it goin mouldy or messing up the wheatbran/oats mix) Spotted this litte white 'ball' in the folded up skin of an apple....After checking the rest of the bits of food I found loads of them...


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Old 25-03-2009, 04:30 AM
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I've been breeding my own mealworms like this for a few years now. As long as you don't take too many out then it's almost impossible to kill the colony off!

Mine are fed on kitchen scraps (potato, carrot, lettuce, etc), cereals people tried but didn't like and bisuits that have gone soft. I think I started with 1kg of worms and only had to add more (2 x 1kg) when we had hatched 14 leo geckos last year.

My colony is in a 46cm x 30cm x 17cm Exo Terra plastic tank I ended up with spare
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Old 02-04-2009, 10:26 PM
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what a great thread

Im going to have ago it looks fun lol .. Aint got nowt to eat them yet so plenty of time to get them established
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Old 03-04-2009, 01:14 PM
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well I got me mealies farm set up . mmmmm yummy shredded wheat and carrot

Only added 1 small tub of worms as didnt have any more change on me for more . Had a few dead beetles in with them and ooooo found an alien when I picked it up it wriggled and made me jump

Will add more to it each time I pass shop
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HUNDREDS of babies !!!!!!!!!!!
but hundreds of beetles !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

how many babies does a beetle hav b4 it dies ????
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Old 07-04-2009, 12:03 AM
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Thanks for all the info will definately be givin this a go once i move.

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Srry if this has been answered before but I'm so lazy...23pages @_@
I buy mealies from my local pet store but don't plan to breed them.
How long do they stay in the larvae stage at room temp in a small tub?
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wooo found my first baby mealie today!

my god theyre tiny!!!
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