I've found some scientific papers on them, one mentioned a winterizing process for them to pupate. I've only had them a few days also. I got in 5,000 of them which I pulled about 1000 off the top and figure I'll try a few different methods with about 100 ea. I'm not sure if they're going to be more like superworms or regular mealworms but it shouldn't be too hard to figure out. When I do figure it out I plan on posting it everywhere, I think it's dirty and cheap not to say how it's done and if they're lieing about a "trick" that's even worse lol. I'll keep you updated though.



So far I've fed them to 3 different dragons from 3 different clutches for 3 days at regular feeding times. No apparent problems so far. If it continues through the weekend without any problems I'm planning on jumping the test group to 30 (10 from each of the clutches) and we'll see what happens. If it works I think the possibility of being able to keep live food in front of babies at all times could lead to some really large healthy animals.



Sean
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Heart Mountain Herps

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