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    Re: feeding superworms

    I use egg layer mash for chickens, but what you have should be fine.
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    Re: feeding superworms

    I wish i was more help, I got to the beetle stage and in 6 months didnt find a single worm....Finally fed the beetles to my beardie, just not cracked up for the worm breeding i guess....

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    Re: feeding superworms

    Yea, I'm having some problems too. For a while I had more beetles than I knew what to do with.. I feed a few to my beardies just because I could. Now I'm just getting a bunch of dead bugs so I'm going to try feeding them differently and see if that helps.
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    Re: feeding superworms

    what temps are you keeping them at?

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    Re: feeding superworms

    Room temperature. But in the reptile room that ranges anywhere for 80-85. They're in one of those bead containers with all the separate spots and they're covered with a towel so it's dark.
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    Re: feeding superworms

    room temp doesn't answer things...

    room temp here is 65 degrees

    to be successful you need to get them above 70-75 degrees to spark them eating thus growing..

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    Re: feeding superworms

    Well obviously you didn't read my whole answer considering I stated that the room I keep the reptiles in is always 80-85 degrees. All the heat sources and a space heater in there keep it nice and warm.
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    1 Normal Corn: Hypno
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    1 Spider Ball Python: Spiderman
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    2 Leopard Geckos: Gizmo and Geek
    3 African Fat Tail Geckos: Oreo, Comet, and Jaws
    2 Green Iguanas: Rex and Frogger
    1 Fat Rat (Not food): Marshmellow
    3 Red Eared Sliders: Donatello, Michealangelo, Raphael
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