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I'm breeding superworms, I have some now that are just getting ready to pupate, and I just ordered 1000 more. When the beetles hatch, can I put them in with the worms? would the worms eat the eggs and/or newly hatched worms? I don't want to have to have a ton of containers, but it wouldn't work if they were just going to eat each other.
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My menagerie
2.1 Ball Pythons 1.0 Amazon Tree Boa 1.0 Corn Snake 1.0 Dumeril's Boa 1.2 Bearded Dragons(and 11 eggs!) 2.1 Crested Geckos 1.2 Sudan Plated Lizards 0.0.5 Eastern Painted Turtles 1.1.5 Eastern Box Turtles 1.1 Eastern Red-spotted Newts 1.0 Northern Mockingbird 0.3 Chickens 2.0 Cats 1.1 Ferrets 1.4 mice 0.0.34 London Shubunkin goldfish

>>I'm breeding superworms, I have some now that are just getting ready to pupate, and I just ordered 1000 more. When the beetles hatch, can I put them in with the worms? would the worms eat the eggs and/or newly hatched worms? I don't want to have to have a ton of containers, but it wouldn't work if they were just going to eat each other.
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>>"Let us step out into the night and pursue that mighty temptress, adventure." (Albus Dumbledore)
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>>My menagerie
>>2.1 Ball Pythons 1.0 Amazon Tree Boa 1.0 Corn Snake 1.0 Dumeril's Boa 1.2 Bearded Dragons(and 11 eggs!) 2.1 Crested Geckos 1.2 Sudan Plated Lizards 0.0.5 Eastern Painted Turtles 1.1.5 Eastern Box Turtles 1.1 Eastern Red-spotted Newts 1.0 Northern Mockingbird 0.3 Chickens 2.0 Cats 1.1 Ferrets 1.4 mice 0.0.34 London Shubunkin goldfish

I used to put the bettles in a similar set up. But used to use chick starter. I would leave the beetles inthere for 2-3 weeks and than move them to another tub. The worms will eat the eggs. It takes a little time fo rthem to be visible after they hatchbut I always had a try or two running. They are not like mealworms. They see, to eat the eggs. Todd