Feeder Breeding

[ForrestJungle]

So I need help breading crickets, dubia, and horned worms. Anyone got and specs on any of them?

 

[krazeone]

Dubia's are super easy, keep in a bin that's dark, and warm, use underpad heater, I use a portable heater to the side of the bin, around 88-95 farenheit. And feed oranges, they breed like crazy

 

[ForrestJungle]

how fast is fast? lol and how fast do they grow?

 

[tenchijin]

So I need help breading crickets...

For feeder breading, I'd use an egg wash and some italian bread crumbs. Should fry up nicely.
(sorry, I couldn't resist! It's such a perfect typo! Breading vs. breeding!)
Aric

 

[pigglett79]

Dubias are a no brainer. I put them in a big bin w egg cartons and put a reptile heat mat under one side. I feed them oranges, nuts, oats and all sorts of fruits and veggies. I also breed silks and horn worms, you can see breeding and care guides in my signature.

 

[ForrestJungle]

What about crickets? My hornedworms are about to pupate(or how ever you spell that) ;p they are like three inches long right now. I just have had trouble in the past with crickets...maybe someone can point me in a better direction.