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hi i am hopefully getting ( 5 ) bulk buying C - CRAWSHAYI would it be ok to feed them wax worms / or very small mealworms -- i do not feed crickets/ or cockroaches to ANY of my ( ts ) thanks PHIL
i was wondering the same... :?...may i ask why you don't feed crickets or roaches?
i hate the little sods:evil:...may i ask why you don't feed crickets or roaches?
as i said i hate the little sods :evil:i was wondering the same... :?
it would be a treat say once a week :drool: -----PHILEven if the tarantulas will take them, waxworms are NEVER appropriate for any major portion of an animal's diet, as they are extremely high in fat content.
Once a week is every meal for a tarantula.it would be a treat say once a week :drool:
locust hoppers / or adults ones:drool: :} and my ( ts ) LOVE them :clap: :clap: :worship: :worship: --- PHILWhat do you feed them on a regular basis if the waxworms are a treat and you don't feed crickets and roaches? :?
thanks they would be about 4cm- 5cm in size so i would give them killed small mealworms and a killed wax worm now and then i hope they feed well ? and grow fast it should be fun 5 little ones :evil: :evil: LOL how sweet ----- PHILI think feeding both a locust and a worm might be a lot for a T that size, but you can judge for yourself by the size of the abdomen. I have one that is larger that gets only one or two crickets or roaches once a week or so that is fine. I don't believe in powerfeeding, but that's just me. The abdomen on the C. crawshayi shouldn't look as big as for instance a brachy, they have a slimmer build. Maybe reserve the worm for once every two weeks. Good luck, that's a nice T to have!
Also, what's with posting in bold? It kinda hurts the eyes, man. :8o
i can see it better in the bold and i am well known for my over use of smilies ---- PHIL:? :? :wall: :? :wall: DITTO????? :? :? :? :wall: :? :wall: :wall: :wall: :wall:
:? :? The excessive smilies too...????
Sorry... it's just really hard to read through all that - maybe i'm just tired.