Chewbecca
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Ok, so I'm thinking about getting these because I'm PRETTY sure that my hatchlings will eat them. I'm pretty sure that my chahoua will eat them. I'm pretty sure that in 2 weeks, my redfoot tortoise will eat them.
My question is:
Everything I read says to avoid moisture for them because moisture will kill them.
So, are butter worms like phoenix worms in the sense that you don't have to gut-load them?
Or do they require gut-loading?
If they do require gut-loading, would I use the same as I do for mealies and supers, just leave out the carrots or potatoes?
How do they remain hydrated?
Or do they not need to?
Sorry, 829383 questions.
Thanks, guys!
My question is:
Everything I read says to avoid moisture for them because moisture will kill them.
So, are butter worms like phoenix worms in the sense that you don't have to gut-load them?
Or do they require gut-loading?
If they do require gut-loading, would I use the same as I do for mealies and supers, just leave out the carrots or potatoes?
How do they remain hydrated?
Or do they not need to?
Sorry, 829383 questions.
Thanks, guys!