Where can I buy these?
What another insects can beardies eat besides superworms, crickets , silk worms and wax worms
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Silk worms?
dragongirly
Jun 05, 2003 06:12 PM
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LdyPayne
Jun 05, 2003 06:19 PM
they can eat various types of roaches (hissing and lobster, plus others but I can't think of the names right now). You can get silkworms from several different sources, depending on where you are from. In canada there are the following that I know of:
www.silkworms.ca
www.portcreditpets.com
www.silkwormexports.com
In the states I only know of one, mostly because I haven't looked for htem in the US as I don't live there 
www.mulberryfarms.com
Hope this helps.
dragongirly
Jun 05, 2003 06:47 PM
>>they can eat various types of roaches (hissing and lobster, plus others but I can't think of the names right now). You can get silkworms from several different sources, depending on where you are from. In canada there are the following that I know of:
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>>www.silkworms.ca
>>www.portcreditpets.com
>>www.silkwormexports.com
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>>In the states I only know of one, mostly because I haven't looked for htem in the US as I don't live there
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>>www.mulberryfarms.com
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>>Hope this helps.
Thank you
I live in NC
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LindsayMarie
Jun 05, 2003 07:16 PM
There are tons of different roach species available on the market that bearded dragons can eat. Some of the more popular ones are (madagascar hissing roaches, lobster roaches, orange head roaches, death head roaches, orange spot roaches, discoid roaches, etc......
Also you can try butterworms and grasshoppers (grasshoppers are hard to find commercially in the USA, unless you buy zoomed - canned ones).
Plus the foods you listed (crickets, superworms, waxworms, silkworms).
You would think though that with the number of different insects in the world that there would be more species available commercially. Oh well! Got to work with whats available LM
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spec
Jun 05, 2003 08:55 PM
if you find a dealer in NC, let me know.
JoeyP
Jun 06, 2003 03:40 AM
Herpfood.com has them right now. I believe they're even cheaper them butterworms.
