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Thread: Waxworm Beetles

  1. 06-26-2008, 12:33 AM #1
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    Waxworm Beetles

    Can Beardies eat the Beetle that the Waxworms become?
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    Re: Waxworm Beetles

    I thought waxworms turned into a fly of some sort because they are maggots? eh
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    Re: Waxworm Beetles

    You are right.
    They are the larvae form of the greater wax moth.
    Can the beardies eat the moths?
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