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Waxworm food, and breeding waxworms

Buddy25 Aug 11, 2004 03:21 PM

Hey all,
I was wondering if anyone has any waxworm food recipes their willing to share, as well with has anyone had success in breeding waxworms, and how did you do it?

Thanks a billion,
Steven :D

Replies (2)

gutloader Aug 12, 2004 09:03 AM

don't know how to breed them but i have heard that they will eat bee pollen

bonnielorraine Aug 13, 2004 08:38 PM

I've bred waxworms before. You mix some honey in with bran until its slightly sticky and place the waxworms in it. Just make sure its in a container with very small to no holes. My mistake was doing it in a container that had screen and we had tiny microscopic waxworms all over the house for weeks, my boyfriend and I went out to dinner once and he even had them on his freshly laundered shirt. Just a warning to be careful where you keep them. They are normally a pest to bee hives so just make sure they have honey to eat and no where to get out and you shouldnt have a problem. Hope this helps

Bonnie
www.ChameleonCollection.com

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