According to John (ChamParadise), the container should be kept dark or in the dark. I stored mine in a cardboard box and cut up a bunch of TP and Paper Towel rolls and put them in the bottom of the box (the box was dark). Funny thing is, the 2 worms that made it into moths didnt even use the rolls. The cocooned on the corners of the box.
I suggest you do put a couple of holes on the lids for ventilation. Not too many because it dries out the food too quickly. Put the box in a dark closet and you should be set. Feed them in there and they will cocoon in a few weeks. They say that the 3inch worms are the ones that are almost ready to cocoon.
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Raf
1.2 Jacksons Adults (Frank, Patty, Lucille)
0.0.1 Jackson's baby (George, R.I.P. 11/17/2003)
1.1 Nosy Be's (Mars and Roja)
1.1 Veiled - No Names Yet
0.1 Adult Sulcatta (POOPIE,I bought it from Victor at Kobey's in SD)
0.0.2 Baby Sulcattas (frick and frack)
1.0 Home's Hingeback Tortoise (SPEEDY, From Victor as well)
1.2 Red ear slider babies (Hingis, Dingis and Dorkus)
0.0.1 3 toed box turtle - No Name Yet
0.0.1 Gulf Coast Box Turtle - No Name Yet
1.0 Red Siberian Husky (Harley)
0.1 Black Lab (Krissy)
0.1 English Bulldog (Alice)
0.1 Blue Merle Great Dane (Wednesday)
Saltwater Fish and Inverts too