Hyperolius...

[Kurt]

You can also let waxworms mature into moths as well.

[Buck Rogers]

You can also let waxworms mature into moths as well.

Or silkworms, but they might be a bit too large for that little guy.

So what's this story about crickets being wiped out in the States? Please full me in.

[Buck Rogers]

Sorry, post sounds a bit odd. Meant to say what is this story that I have heard about feeder crickets being wiped out by a disease in the States. Is this all rumors or is it actually happening over there.

[Kurt]

First I am hearing of it. I know a while back they had been wiped out in Europe, but not here.

[hyla]

Ok guys, so Indian meal moths and waxworms can be cultured. I would not be lying if I told you I had no idea how to do this. Also if my husband gets the first glimpse of a moth farm he will kick me out. Silence of the Lambs comes to mind. But I would love to try it, b/c I hate crickets....hate them.

[Kurt]

Just buy wax worms at your local pet store, set them up in a small critter keeper and let them mature. It's that easy.

[Socrates]

Just buy wax worms at your local pet store, set them up in a small critter keeper and let them mature. It's that easy.

How nutritionally sound are the adult moths? I know the larvae are high in fat, and I know that the adults are not high in fat.