If I'm feeding Phoenix worms and Dubia as my staple feeders. Since PW' s are rich in calcium do I still have to dust the dubias once a day? She doesn't seem to like them dusted. Could I get away with just dusting the worms with vitamin powder twice a week and that's it? How many PWs does she need a day to get her the proper calcium?
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Scrammy":3lxw4w3y said:
Yes, you should still dust the dubias with calcium. If she dislikes the calcium, you might want to try dusting them with a little less - sometimes when it's a thick coating, that's what throws them off.
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