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Silkworms, butterworms, or roaches as staple? Thx for your help!

Jason_Couch May 11, 2004 11:32 AM

I want to get away from crickets and want all your oppinions on which to go with. I am leaning toward silkworms now. I am looking into getting a mulberry tree.

Regarsd,

Jason@beardeddragons.biz
www.beardeddragons.biz

Replies (5)

dianeandlexus May 11, 2004 02:58 PM

i would also like more information on raising silkworms, its good the moths dont fly either, an easy way to keep on breeding them for your lizard it sounds like.
how many people have there own mulberry trees, and is there any other food they will eat?

thanks diane

reptichik May 11, 2004 03:20 PM

I raise silkworms. It is actually pretty easy, I love it! Right now I am feeding them the powdered chow, that is the only thing I need to buy, but I am planning on getting amulberry tree. I belive the only thing they will eat is mulberry leaves and the silworm chow.

dianeandlexus May 12, 2004 07:58 AM

thanks reptile chick,
where did you get your information on keeping silkworms?,
i would just let to know everything i can and get ready before i start raising them.
do they need fresh chow every day? if you have them in the fridge it stops them growing right? can keep eggs in the fridge till you need them?
thanks again
diane

dianeandlexus May 12, 2004 11:04 AM

how many silkworms would be good to raise for one adult beardie. how many should my dragon eat?
diane

cillie May 11, 2004 09:38 PM

silk worms/roaches. both good

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