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I think that would be very nice.

I am SELLING OUT OF ALL WORMS. They are taking up to much of my mantis time. Next week they are going to another person so now's the time to get some. bogo for the super worms. I raise them myself and I am overloaded with them. They are eating me out of house and home. Please buy some. Aslo I...

got a pic Nick?

Sorry I never received this. The size and species. house and stable are just house flies in different sizes. Blue bottle flies are much bigger and not in the house fly family.

Get one free order (large or small) this week till 3/13/22 only when you pay shipping. Shipping is 8.45 for just feeders, if you order any thing else take supply shipping which is 12.45. I am making a product on my feeder page for this offer.

We have 8 different fly species available. Melnogaster, Gliders, Flying fruit flies, Hydei, small house fly (stable) regular house flies, spikes (blue bottle), Black soldier fly & Blue bottle fly pupae. Along with that we have springtails, 4 different species, superworms, mealworms all sizes in...

If you wrap them in anything to keep them insulated from the cold,, towel, paper towel, socks you can then keep them for a few weeks in the produce bin . Take out a couple times a week to let them move around.

Hugh blue bottle pupae fresh a d ready to ship right now!

What did you find out about them that worried you?

Do they get mites much?

Wax worms, all natural every other week or so available. No chemiccals, When you receive them they may be in cocoons, just squeeze and they will pop out, or leave to hatch into moths.

Fresh spikes and pupae this week www.mantisplace.com/feeders

I hate those things, seen one not to long ago in my Bugatorium and killed it right away while going oooohhhhh!:mad:

Having roaches in capativty will make you feel differently. I used to raise them, but they multiply like rabbits and with other things to care for, 8 different species of roaches was to much for me. I always felt bad when they ran for the food, stupid me, thats all roaches want!lol

Looks like mites, but there is a wasp that lays eggs on hornworms and it is gruesome to see. They acutally hatch into like a maggot and become a 1/4" long. The wasp lays them in the hornworm and they feed off of it. If thats the case, they won't hurt your baby.

Flies do not have enough body to have much fat, they are just wings, legs and eyes, with stomach full of eggs, they suck their food, so they really don't have much fat. I feed them only to my mantis and have never had a problem with them.

yeah, they probably wouldn't hurt them, just a warning to be careful, but in the wild, no one is watching them and they do fine taking care of theirselves.

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As the post says, due to fat content, don't use worms much, it's like eating at Micky D's

I think any type of stinger flying insect would be gutloaded really good due to their nectar food. The bumble bee has a stinger and will bite. If that doesnt worry you , go head and use them, the cham will benefit from them.