D Sherlod
Arachnoknight
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No problem. I use calci worms for my slings to watch feeding response safely. They also cheaper and last longer than crickets. If you have a few slings it could maybe be a better option and you can watch them attackThat's what I thought. I did kill the cricket right after taking picture. It a hard to get crickets smaller then that.
Thanks for response
yup they're called phoenix wormsOhh. They are called something else across the pond. I will try find out and let you know
They're called phoenix worms here as well...i guess the UK is the oddball hereThats the ones ! knew it was different just got a terrible memory aha
Yes, the UK are adamant that they are called Calci-worms because the UK is far superior to all nae-saying countriesThey're called phoenix worms here as well...i guess the UK is the oddball here
Well, i must give the UK credit for one thing; getting the heck out of the EU! And free healthcare. And better organised education.Yes, the UK are adamant that they are called Calci-worms because the UK is far superior to all nae-saying countries
They wish ahah. All to be privatised. Thats why they wont let Scotland go. Hey, back to Málaga for me. Anyway, enough politics... it's CalciwormWell, i must give the UK credit for one thing; getting the heck out of the EU! And free healthcare. And better organised education.
You get the point W.Wallace...
Sorry for derailing OP.
We are a gruesome bunch LOLI have fed a cricket that size to a sling when I was out of smaller ones...to be safe I ripped off it's mouth parts and back legs to my little babe didn't get hurt.
What size is that sling?Is this prey too big for this little sling? its an Nhandu chromatus.
or should I pre kill when they are this close? View attachment 231643
Agreed...I'm a big fan of feeding "cricket drumsticks" too. My hubby isn't the biggest fan of Ts so he laughs at me/cringes when he walks in during feeding time and I have varying degrees of mutilated crickets and limbs laying around everywhere and I'm intently ripping off legs with tweezersWe are a gruesome bunch LOL
That sounds like me and my 1/4" slings. It is simply a miniature kitchen and you are preparing the equivalent of chicken.Agreed...I'm a big fan of feeding "cricket drumsticks" too. My hubby isn't the biggest fan of Ts so he laughs at me/cringes when he walks in during feeding time and I have varying degrees of mutilated crickets and limbs laying around everywhere and I'm intently ripping off legs with tweezers