Can someone give me an URL or suggestion on the easiest way to breed my own superworms. I tried in the past, and they kept getting out of the tubs over the side and running through the house, so I'd love to hear some great ideas!
Jeff
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Breeding Supers....
pspguy
Feb 24, 2004 10:28 AM
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roachey56
Feb 24, 2004 02:27 PM
Fatten at least 50 up until they are all at least 2.5inches.then place them indidvidualy in small dark container. Check on them after 1 week. If they are the aliens keep them in there if they died through them out.1-2 weeks after becoming aliens they will becom beetles. When they becom beetles place all the beetles in a cage approximately 15 by 10. In the cage have 1-3 inches of oat/wheat bran baby carrots and some empty toilet paper rolls. After 2 weeks transfer the beetles to a different cage. Keep changing the beetles to seperate cages every 2 weeks. After you change the cages the beetles are in about 1-7 days later you will see baby supers.
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