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    My female pac refuses to eat night crawlers she used to but now wants nothing to do with. She only will eat Dubia, fuzzy mice (treat only) and zoomed pacman food. Should I keep trying night crawlers or will she do good on the foods she's eating now?

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    As long as your dubias are gut loaded properly you have nothing to worry about. But keep trying the nightcrawlers, might just be a little burnt out on them. Could get some nice juicy horn worms too if your worried about variety.

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    As long as your dubias are gut loaded properly you have nothing to worry about. But keep trying the nightcrawlers, might just be a little burnt out on them. Could get some nice juicy horn worms too if your worried about variety.
    Thanks I forgot about horn worms I'll try some of those. I still have 30 night crawlers left I try every couple of days my younger pac still eats them so I keep a supply. Are horns treats or can they be fed as staples to?

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    Horn worms are treat food. I think like one or two a week. They get big very fast and are pricy. To keep them at the right size you put them in the fridge, one day in two days out. I could be wrong, its been a while.

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    Oh hey! Have you tried offering three or four worms together? One of my frogs would only eat worms if I had a bunch together. Some frogs like a larger prey item.

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    Okay so horn worms ate a treat. And no I've never tried feeding more them ones at a time I'll try that tonight and see how that works out. Thanks for the help and information Danfrog

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