Pinned27
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When you gut load your meal worms, superworms, and crickets,
A. Do you just put some in a container with the nutrients they need and let them sit over night and then feed them to your gecko?
B. Gut load all of them over night then only choose some to feed to your gecko and then refrigerate the ones not chosen to be food?
C. If you gut load all your mealworms in one container, after the 24 hours or so you take some out and then do you put the other back in the fridge with the food and stuff still in the container? or take the food out?
D. If i only gut load a certain number of mealworms and put the rest in the fridge, can i just use like wheat bran as the substrate/food for the mealworms if i put them in a separate container?
and also about how long, estimated, before mealworms and supers turn into beetles?
Thanks for all the info.
A. Do you just put some in a container with the nutrients they need and let them sit over night and then feed them to your gecko?
B. Gut load all of them over night then only choose some to feed to your gecko and then refrigerate the ones not chosen to be food?
C. If you gut load all your mealworms in one container, after the 24 hours or so you take some out and then do you put the other back in the fridge with the food and stuff still in the container? or take the food out?
D. If i only gut load a certain number of mealworms and put the rest in the fridge, can i just use like wheat bran as the substrate/food for the mealworms if i put them in a separate container?
and also about how long, estimated, before mealworms and supers turn into beetles?
Thanks for all the info.
