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they die if they get too hot, and go in some sort of hibernnation when cold, mine are at room temp and seem to do fine
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![]() i would guess at ages! but if you leave them too it give them food, then you will have a constant supply, once they have grown into an adutl... if that makes sense? |
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mine eat (they willl eat basically anything - inculding plastic bags...long story)
mine are fed on tesco value oats (for porridge) tesco value rice crispies tesco value corn flakes bannana skins (from my cresties) tesco value bagged salad ![]() good old tesco value eh?! |
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What containers do you keep them in?
Can you post a pic so i can see what i will need? John
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mine are in a plastic ontainer, like a lunch box, but i have a fish tank which i will be using soon, so i can do it on a hugeeeee scale
i used to make enough babies... now i dont ... lol... |
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