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[wesleybrouwer]

I would say ventrimaculata is the easiest out of those.

They can be fed with a bunch of small feeder insects.

Some possible candidates are:

-small fruitflies (D.melanogaster)
-small tropical woodlice
-springtails
-pea aphids
-wheat weevils
-flour beetles
-confused flour beetles
-rice weevil
-grain weevil

and so on

http://www.fao.org/inpho/content/com...xt/ch23_04.htm

[Viv]

Where do you get the weevils and the pea aphids?
Thanks
Alex

[clownonfire]

I have to agree with Wesley. I would say vents. Of course, I am biased as I have two. And yes, feeding wise, it's a walk in the park, as long as you're willing to raise fruit flies and springtails (which work wonders for mine - and pinheads, but they're more of a pain as they like to hide).

Vents are avid eaters and it's a pleasure to see them being so active while feeding.