Sling feeders

Bluelight

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Is there some good source of small feeder animals for slings? I am wondering about starting up a colony of food animals for slings, to get tiny feeders, what do you guys suggest?
 

Bluelight

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Will it work for any size slings, up to spiders with leg span of 2 - 2.5cm too?
 

moshpitpanda

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I use super worms they are cheap grow fairly big and live a good amount of months. Also they will not pupate if you do not seclude them so that is convenient. There are a few youtube videos on how to make a super worm colony with a cheap mini shelf set up. In my opinion it is better to get feeders that will grow a good size, because your T is only going to get bigger anyway and you can always cut them up :)
 

The Grym Reaper

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Normies: "Cut up mealworms."
Me (an intellectual): "Breed mealworms and then you have a constant supply of various sizes to feed anything from tiny slings to juveniles."

:troll:
 

antinous

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Normies: "Cut up mealworms."
Me (an intellectual): "Breed mealworms and then you have a constant supply of various sizes to feed anything from tiny slings to juveniles."

:troll:
You forgot that once you have a constant supply of mealworms, you have to keep on buying tarantulas to make sure you have enough to eat all the mealworms you produce ;)
 

cold blood

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Will it work for any size slings, up to spiders with leg span of 2 - 2.5cm too?
mealworms can be fed to any size t....i have 7+" pokies i feed mealworms to....usually 2 at a time. By the time slings get to 3/4-1", you can feed halves...by 1.5-2" they can take a whole worm.

This sling is about 1/3"
 
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