I have started the same thing for my beardie, because I wanted the healthier choice, and thought it would be easier, but on a large scale, I'm not so sure they're easier.



What do you do about the silk they spin and them sticking to each other, though? What is an easy way to feed them without feeding the silk and poo that they deposit (because it sticks in the silk)? I've read many many sheets on silkworm care and feeding herps with them, but not one that I have seen addresses this issue.



Thanks,

Denise
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Denise (Mom) and/or Jared (son)

Take care!



1.0 Ball Python - Jake

1.0 Bearded Dragon - Merlin

1.0 Pixie Frog - Pixel

2.0 Chinese Fire belly Newts - Fred n' Ed, and Ed n' Fred

1.0 Black Cat - Shorty

1.0 Anery Kenyan Sand Boa - coming soon (completing brumation with present owner before joining our home)

0.0.4 Tanks waiting on us to decide what is going in them! LOL

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• Silks Part 2 - shuler06, Sat Mar 27 20:59:42 2004
• RE: Silks Part 2 - CrittersMailToo, Sat Mar 27 21:20:25 2004
• RE: Silks Part 2 - shuler06, Sun Mar 28 02:47:09 2004
• RE: Silks Part 2 - CrittersMailToo, Sun Mar 28 12:58:41 2004
• I can help you with that problem... - Sybella, Sun Mar 28 12:31:27 2004
• RE: I don't mean then, I mean when they are growing, using as feeders - CrittersMailToo, Sun Mar 28 12:56:45 2004
• RE: I've also seen one that uses screen so the poo drops through, - CrittersMailToo, Sun Mar 28 13:02:38 2004
• RE: Silks Part 2 - GoldenGateGeckos, Sun Mar 28 12:46:30 2004