dodolah
Retired Moderator
So can silkies escape easily? What I mean is are they good climbers?
they are good climbers (not on smooth surface however)..
but, how are they gonna escape if they crawl so slow?
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So can silkies escape easily? What I mean is are they good climbers?
they are good climbers (not on smooth surface however)..
but, how are they gonna escape if they crawl so slow?
So on a smooth surface are they better or worse at climbing than crickets?
I would love to raise silkworms. I mean the thought of 1000 silkworm eggs for $15 is tempting. But every time I start to look into this, it all seems like too much work
I have a ton of eggs in the fridge so i leave them in the fridge for a month and then take them out and put them in room temperature at 77-80 degrees F?
how long does it take for the eggs to hatch if u dont stick em in the fridge for a month or so?
Ok this thread has been a ton of help but let me get this straight because im a little confused.
I have a ton of eggs in the fridge so i leave them in the fridge for a month and then take them out and put them in room temperature at 77-80 degrees F?
I know this may sound like i no nothing but im so confused.
Thanks a ton dodlahsorry if the instruction I wrote was not clear enough.
But, yes.. take them out after a month or longer. They can stay in fridge up to 6 month (some claim up to a year); but, I have never kept mine in the fridge that long since I have 6 hungry chameleons to feed all the time.
You can incubate them if you like; since you live in Florida (as I am in SoCal) where the weather is quite hot, they can stay in room temp.
Have your #2 brush ready to avoid crushing Kegos during handling.
my silkworms stopped eating all of a sudden, like theyre not eating like they should be and i just got them today...... any answers?????
are they sleeping or something because its night right now.....