I was wondering if any one here has tried breeding black soldier fly larva (phoenix worms or reptiworms) to feed their dragons? If you have how did you do it? I have seen plans online for 20 gallon tubs but i feel like that would be way too much for one beardie. I would breed dubia roaches but i live in florida and their illegal here.
Breeding black soldier fly larva
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You can probably culture them outside, they are native to the southern US. Google around for "biopod" or other black soldier fly composers. There are how-to guides to make then from 5 gallon buckets. Chicken and fish keepers use them too.
Also, I belive discoid roaches are legal in Florida, you may be able to find some of them. They are very similar to dubia.
Also, I belive discoid roaches are legal in Florida, you may be able to find some of them. They are very similar to dubia.
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