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    Default phoenix worms freaked out my azureus

    i put a small dark colored lid in the tank with 10 xsmall phoenix worms. they are really moving right now. Daphne, ( formerly known as d'Artagnan) climbed into the dish and was watching them crawl. i thought for sure she would grab one. instead, she jumped out and ran to the other side of the tank. hmm.. maybe xsmall is still too big for Azureus. i think she got freaked out.

    update- Darla went over and looked at them, and ate one. Then she freaked out and i thought she was going to spit it out. but she ate it, and sat there looking at them for 2 minutes. i was hoping she'd eat another, but she walked away.
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    Maybe you should just stick to d. Hydei or d. Melanogaster fruit flies.

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    Default Re: phoenix worms freaked out my azureus

    i just wanted to try them. i want to try a variety so they don't just want one type of food. the newest one likes bean beetles so i'm culturing them as well.
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    Default Re: phoenix worms freaked out my azureus

    I have read many times that these are very difficult for them to digest.
    Tics, even though they are a larger PDF prefer smaller feeders ( the fr flies)
    When a new feeder is introduced they do shy away like that........they're silly..........

    Colleen, the bean beetles are a great - treat only - food.
    If you are coming to a WP or Huntington show --- shoot me a message I'll bring one for you

    Cultured on black eyed peas in a fr fly container and TIGHT lid !
    They are simple to culture... the beetle's reproduction comes and goes.
    As long as you throw a few fresh peas in every now and them ( and not remove every beetle) ....they will keep going easily
    Sometimes they look like there done...but hang in there.
    If they become inactive; give them some beans and some time.

    I use bb about once a week , and only a few.
    I don't give bb to my thumbnail or pumilio.
    Feeding them more often and too many at one time can lead to digestive difficulties; so "they" say?

    I put a long strip of thick corrugated cardboard into the culture container........the beetles like to crawl in-between the layers; this make it easy to bang a few out into the frog's enclosure.

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    Default Re: phoenix worms freaked out my azureus

    thank you. i do have bean beetles and i am just letting them do their thing. frog #3 loves them, the other 2 are still figuring it out. i have plenty of melan FF and a bunch of Hydei also. just making lots of cultures and hoping for the best. i do have 2 pet stores that carry Melanogaster if i run out.
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    Default Re: phoenix worms freaked out my azureus

    I used these once on my WTF or Fowler toad, can't remember, but will NEVER use them again on non-chewing critters. They came out the other end whole and still alive. They are more for lizards that chew or you need to pierce them before feeding them to amphibians.
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