I have been trying to figure this out for a bit now, and I just don't have enough information at hand.
I will feed about 15 t's (half are slings) and 2 leopard geckos. I also have a savannah monitor, which I will just feed roaches to keep population in check.
So I am looking at less than 100 being fed off per month (probably way too high, but figure its better to overcalculate) Most of what I will need to feed off will be nymphs from 1/4" to 1".
Right now I have 33 adult females, and 11 adult males. About 200 nymphs, many of which are very close to maturity.
They are already producing babies, there is at least 30 new nymphs in the last 2 days.
So how many adults will I need to sustain feeding off the colony?
How do I make sure I am not overfeeding from the colony?
Thanks in advance for any help on this!
I will feed about 15 t's (half are slings) and 2 leopard geckos. I also have a savannah monitor, which I will just feed roaches to keep population in check.
So I am looking at less than 100 being fed off per month (probably way too high, but figure its better to overcalculate) Most of what I will need to feed off will be nymphs from 1/4" to 1".
Right now I have 33 adult females, and 11 adult males. About 200 nymphs, many of which are very close to maturity.
They are already producing babies, there is at least 30 new nymphs in the last 2 days.
So how many adults will I need to sustain feeding off the colony?
How do I make sure I am not overfeeding from the colony?
Thanks in advance for any help on this!