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Looking for some input. My collection is getting bigger slowly but surely and I'm trying to find out what the best T feeder is. I have a sustained colony of mealworms that are great for my slings, but they're just too small for my older Ts. I've kept a colony of super/morio worms before and managed to get a few generations in before I got tired of seperating them for pupation (I know, I'm lazy). So then I tried B. Dubia thinking "Oh, they're roaches. Roaches breed like wildfire". Wrong. Only found a handful of little guys. (Maybe I didnt do something right, I've seen plenty of people have success with dubias, just not me)
Life cycle may also be a factor. I love waxworms but hate having a hundred moths when the lucky survivors last to adulthood. Heard B. Latteralis might be a better roach and I've also seen people feeding beetle larvae...
So, what do you feed your T's? And why? I want something that I can just order a good quantity of, stick them in the corner and forget about them for the mostpart. So, low maintenance/high reproductivity/grows a little larger. What do you recommend?
Life cycle may also be a factor. I love waxworms but hate having a hundred moths when the lucky survivors last to adulthood. Heard B. Latteralis might be a better roach and I've also seen people feeding beetle larvae...
So, what do you feed your T's? And why? I want something that I can just order a good quantity of, stick them in the corner and forget about them for the mostpart. So, low maintenance/high reproductivity/grows a little larger. What do you recommend?