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Dermestid beetles and their larvae are pest animals in commercial breeding setups, they are not put in deliberately to "clean up".
That said, They are readily eaten by most species and are particularly good for providing supplements, their fuzzyness means they can hold plenty of powder ![]()
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Yup! If they like them, then go for it, more variety
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Yep my beardie loves them
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Nah, baby crickets hatch out looking like very, very small crickets - they don't metamorphose like beetles or butterflies do.
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They are similar to mealworms in terms of nutrition except that their chitin is much thicker. The larval stage can be a real problem if they get out as they will eat almost anything including carpet so becareful not to drop them. I found this out the hard way, dropped a couple on a rug and lost sight of them, found them next day and a large hole in the rug :S
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