magicmed
Arachnobaron
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I figured I would share, see if any of you thought it may be a good idea, or if I'm crazy, but last night while feeding the roaches, crickets, and worms, I had a thought.
Now first, I'll say I believe a balanced diet in feeders transfers benefits to the animal eating said feeder, so, you may see some items in the recipe that you don't like or have locally, no worries, just swap out for something else!
Take some...
Carrots
Bok choy / other greens
Apple
(anything else safe for your feeders/ animals you want)
Cut the all up, use a food processor but don't turn it into mush, you're looking for small cubes, place in a bunch of soda/water bottle caps, place in zip lock bags and put in the freezer.
Take a couple out and put them in the fridge, but I was thinking the ones in the freezer would stay good a while, ones in the fridge a couple days, so just take one out and pop it into the feeders enclosure for a quick and easy healthy feeding.
Thoughts?
Now first, I'll say I believe a balanced diet in feeders transfers benefits to the animal eating said feeder, so, you may see some items in the recipe that you don't like or have locally, no worries, just swap out for something else!
Take some...
Carrots
Bok choy / other greens
Apple
(anything else safe for your feeders/ animals you want)
Cut the all up, use a food processor but don't turn it into mush, you're looking for small cubes, place in a bunch of soda/water bottle caps, place in zip lock bags and put in the freezer.
Take a couple out and put them in the fridge, but I was thinking the ones in the freezer would stay good a while, ones in the fridge a couple days, so just take one out and pop it into the feeders enclosure for a quick and easy healthy feeding.
Thoughts?