Super worms.

The only difference in their husbandry is separating the larvae in order for them to pupate. I used tray organizers like you would find in craft or fishing stores. The ones with removable dividers. I also found a covered container was helpful. I used large litter pans for my mealworms with no problems. Using the same pans with superworms, I began to find larvae near our cat food two rooms away. Other than that I kept them in identical conditions.


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I havent read a huge amount but im starting out.. Just to try it. http://tapatalk.com/mu/461cf557-93d2-3e74.jpg
Seperated all out.

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And the group i just bought for feeders... Wheat germ and apple slices

Pretty much the same set up I used. I used potatoes a lot. I would halve them and leave the skin on. Not sure If your using a lid, but your containers sides should be smoother than the litter pans I was using.


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On the seperated tub the lil cups are smooth but i have a lid on it anyway.. Its like. 6 gal bug terrarium i got or free.. For the feeder group just straight 6qt rubber maid so they aint gettin out

Yeah, the litter pans I had been using had a slight, almost non-existent texture. I guess it was just enough for them. I have seen others use lidless set ups.


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I just set mine up last night in a used cake plastic container. :D
I have a 'craft bead box' for pupating. I'll move some into the container tonight!