We found a hole bunch of "grub worms" in the yard, and I was wandering if it would be okey to feed them to LEO's? And does grub worms kind of remind me of Silk worms.. "big and fat".
Thanks,
David Jones..
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Grub worms??
junie
Jan 03, 2004 06:53 PM
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junie
Jan 03, 2004 06:54 PM
n/p
lizardman102
Jan 03, 2004 07:44 PM
if you fertilize or use pesticide in your lawn the bugs will probably be bad, but I think thats common knowledge. Anyway, i wouldnt try it with anything i own, cause most grubs eat grass or their roots, and a lot of grass seeds are treated with chemicals before being sold.
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Cody
Jan 03, 2004 07:53 PM
You don’t know where they have been or what they’ve been into. Just stick with CB insects. It’s safer for your animal.
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Cody Castellanos
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Junie
Jan 03, 2004 09:46 PM
n/p
clickman
Jan 03, 2004 07:47 PM
No, I'd say. It's too risky... They could be ridden with fertilizer/pesticides/other chemicals that could do serious damage if ingested. I don't know what their chitin value is, either. It's like flipping a coin, you're going to take your chances.
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