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Wax worm breeding
I want to start breeding wax worms and was wondering on how to do it. If you have done this succesfully can you tell me how to do it
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Permalink Reply by Brandon montgomery on
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I thought my wax worm breeding was a bust but I keeper my cage and everything for a couple more months and they hatched over the weekend. So I Was Successful! I think I'm going to try and sell them to some local pet shops for money but I have made up my mind yet. How are your worms doing?
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Permalink Reply by John C Watson on
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Adding a video of a typical harvest. I have about three boxes of wax worms now. No Idea how many because you have to be fast just picking them up and sorting. Big ones go in the blue box, little ones go back into the container.
http://s63.photobucket.com/albums/h127/jwatson34076/?action=view&am...
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Permalink Reply by bluegillboogieman on
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They are fast! I would never have guessed that. Thanks for the vid.
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In some of the information on the internet that I have read, it said the home grown ones are faster than the ones you order on line. I guess it doesn't help them to be bouncing around in a deliver truck for a few days.
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