What happens when I feed medicated chicken feed

NBD3

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What happens if I feed medicated chicken feed to my roaches and worms then I feed those roaches and worms to my Ts?
 

kingshockey

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they might die they might not .why would you feed contaminatd food to your ts though?
 

NBD3

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they might die they might not .why would you feed contaminatd food to your ts though?
I don't know what chicken feed is medicated or not so I might be not intentionally feeding the roaches medicated chicken feed. It doesn't say on the package wether it is
 

kingshockey

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i dont really worry about feeding my feeders since i dont plan to keep them long term other than give them bits of carrotsfor moisture i just try to feed em offf fast as i can and buy them as needed
 

kingshockey

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i dunno then you might want to ask what others use to feed their colonies or maybe call the maker of the chicken feed and ask them if its medicated
 

spideyspinneret78

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I wouldn't risk it. You can always give feeder insects pieces of dog food, chopped carrots/veggies, or even commercial diets to eat instead.
 

Frogdaddy

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Well your T's won't get avian flu.
I believe medicated chicken feed has antibiotics in it. Personally I wouldn't feed it to my feeders. For superworms plain old dollar store oatmeal is fine and way cheaper than medicated chicken feed I'm sure.
 

BoyFromLA

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What happens if I feed medicated chicken feed to my roaches and worms then I feed those roaches and worms to my Ts?
If you are in doubt or question, it’s always better not to do it.
 

JonnyTorch

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People use lettuce, oranges, cucumbers, carrots, dry cricket food, and sometimes cat food/dog food for their roaches. I've found oranges and carrots work best for me.
 
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