Yea I was thinking along the lines of using some type of strainer of some sort. They sell a sand sifter (made my zoo-med I think) at some petshops but I dont think the bran/bedding is small enough to go through its screen. I was thinking of maybe using a cat liter scooper or something. I guess I'll have to find a sand castle kit, give it to my son (2yrs old), but keep the sifter for myself lol. Or I may come home and find him sifting through the mealworms for me!! eek.
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3.8 Total Leopard Geckos (Listed below)

1.0 Hypo Golden Jungle

1.0 Super Hypo Carrot Tail Baldy

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1.0 Patternless het Rainwater Albino

0.3 Rainwater Albino het Patternless

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• Now that we're talking a lot about mealworms.. another question - All4Sky, Wed Feb 18 23:26:24 2004
• RE: Now that we're talking a lot about mealworms.. another question - roi3in, Wed Feb 18 23:36:25 2004
• Chopsticks - AgentOfLillith, Thu Feb 19 01:15:54 2004
• RE: Now that we're talking a lot about mealworms.. another question - Rick, Thu Feb 19 01:32:41 2004
• RE: Now that we're talking a lot about mealworms.. another question - all4sky, Thu Feb 19 02:21:33 2004
• I get mine from the 99 Cents Only Store! n/p - Rick, Thu Feb 19 08:22:42 2004
• simple - Fritz, Thu Feb 19 05:56:02 2004
• Yeah this is the same method I use! - Blazin, Thu Feb 19 11:03:10 2004
• RE: Now that we're talking a lot about mealworms.. another question - jananicole66, Thu Feb 19 09:20:18 2004
• Sifter works, but that potatoe idea is great too lol - RedQuake, Thu Feb 19 09:23:47 2004
• why not just use your fingers? - calgecko, Thu Feb 19 16:14:38 2004
• RE: why not just use your fingers? - lostkauze, Thu Feb 19 17:44:36 2004