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Anybody remember the URL for that chart comparing nutriants between the more common insect feeders? I remember it had crickets, waxworms, silkworms, butterworms, mealworms, superworms and a few other things on it. If anybody could post that link or email it to me, it will be greatly appreciated.
email: ldypayne@yahoo.com
I found two. Here's the first one.
Insect Nutritional Table
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Stacey
How come the small grasshopper has more of EVERYTHING than the large grasshopper?? Does it all become chitin or something? or are they actually a different species from each other and the small one is more dense?
More chitin less juicy stuff.
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Thanks for all your responses.
Grubco's Chart...
Grubco Nutrition Info
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