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    Never tried, have no clue how to.

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    what should be fed to the waxworms/moths?

    Would a staple of crickets/moths with an occasional waxworm or 2 be a sufficient diet for a tree frog, provided the insects are gutloaded and dusted?

    Oh, and also, does anyone have any tips/tricks on handling the moths in the process of feeding them to the frogs?

    Thanks for the great replies, everyone
    Last edited by Aimee; September 30th, 2009 at 02:00 AM. Reason: additional question

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    Crickets make a good staple, providing they are gut loaded and dusted. I don't think you will be to get enough moths to make them a staple. As far as handling moths, I just grab them, throw them in quickly, and close the cage before they can escape.

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    Raising/Culturing Waxworms/waxmoths: AJCs Virtual Frogroom: Waxmoth Larvae
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    Helpful link. Thanks, John.

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    Thats was awesome! I am going to have to try culturing them.

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    Thanks for the link. Going to have to give this a try.

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    Once I forgot about a container of waxworms. A while later I opened it and it was full of moths.

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