Crewdog00
James Skar
- Messages
- 405
- Location
- Brookfield, CT 06804
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This is what I keep my 1500 mealworms in. It's a new method for me. Ziplock plastic tub with paper towel at the bottom and bedding is dusted oatmeal and orange cubes.
When I want mealies I will pull an inch of paper towel and they stick to the paper and all the bedding rolls down. Easy way of getting my mealworms without having to dig or search and sort out bedding.
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My cricket station below mealworms tub. I have a container with moist Eco earth coco and some water plus food. They can get a little loud but not too bad.
I feed them dusted orange cubes and dusted oat meal. Gut loading 24/7 for all my feeders. Temps in basement are between 65-70 and they stay cool in my closet. Mealies don't go in fridge because I will feed them off to my gecko before they start turning or dying.
View attachment 47675
This is what I keep my 1500 mealworms in. It's a new method for me. Ziplock plastic tub with paper towel at the bottom and bedding is dusted oatmeal and orange cubes.
When I want mealies I will pull an inch of paper towel and they stick to the paper and all the bedding rolls down. Easy way of getting my mealworms without having to dig or search and sort out bedding.
View attachment 47676
View attachment 47677
My cricket station below mealworms tub. I have a container with moist Eco earth coco and some water plus food. They can get a little loud but not too bad.
I feed them dusted orange cubes and dusted oat meal. Gut loading 24/7 for all my feeders. Temps in basement are between 65-70 and they stay cool in my closet. Mealies don't go in fridge because I will feed them off to my gecko before they start turning or dying.