If you can provide a fine mesh top, then the fruit flies can't escape. Unfortunately, you have to make one yourself as no one manufactures one presently. If I still made silk screens for a living I would be making them.
If you can provide a fine mesh top, then the fruit flies can't escape. Unfortunately, you have to make one yourself as no one manufactures one presently. If I still made silk screens for a living I would be making them.
I'm actually writing a huge article about fruit flies right now. The photos for it are in my albums if you want an idea of what's coming.
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Does anyone have experience of curly winged flies, wheres best to buy them from and how to keep them, what they eat etc please ?
Anybody please ????
Tropicok...To keep my fruit fly in, I use netting from the old netting curtains. It works really well as you can still put your enclosure lid on over top.
Sorry firefly, I cant help you.
If you mean the curly winged fruit flies, there's ~no difference in culturing them to the other kinds.
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Here you go
Springhalen - Homegrown Frogs and Feeders
Curly-winged housefly (Musca domestica), if this is what you are after most good reptile shops in the UK can order them, Dartfrog has culture food .
Carrion flies are not fun to culture - the stench and the bacteria risks pretty much make it impractical for the majority of people.
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