It has been so humid here that my mealworm bins are molding. What can I do? I have very tiny mealies at present so changing the bin is impossible. Will it work to just pick out the bigger clumps of mold and just put fresh bran in? I use oatmeal too. I just built this colony up and dont want to lose them as it took forever...Its been so humid I killed half my crickets as well and my cornsnakes tank was soaked...Thanks in advance
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2.0 Ball Pythons (Titus and Hercules)
1.0 Western Hognose (Fuego)
0.1 cornsnake (Strawberry)
0.2 Bearded dragons (Twinkie and Rayquaza)
0.1 Rosehair T. (Jigglypuff)
1.0 dog BC..(Kippy)
2.1 cats (Thomas,Sunflower,Diablo(Boo))
0.0.1 American Toad (squidward)
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humidity problems and mealworms
cee4
Aug 26, 2004 02:44 PM
Replies (2)
cee4
Aug 27, 2004 01:35 PM
Im not sure what to do with the molding substrate for the worms. Please read my original post..
Thanks
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2.0 Ball Pythons (Titus and Hercules)
1.0 Western Hognose (Fuego)
0.1 cornsnake (Strawberry)
0.2 Bearded dragons (itchy and scratchy)
0.1 Rosehair T. (Jigglypuff)
1.0 dog BC..(Kippy)
2.1 cats (Thomas,Sunflower,Diablo(Boo))
0.0.1 American Toad (squidward)
LdyPayne
Aug 28, 2004 12:09 AM
Might be an idea to invest in a dehumidifyer and keep it in a room with your cornsnakes, mealies and crickets.
