I usually buy 1000 small BSFL from symptomBSF and I feed them the leftover greens my beardie doesn’t eat. But when they eat it, it fills the container with this black, sticky, smelly mucus and I have to clean the cage for the worms regularly. I have no interest in breeding them. Do I have to feed them? I usually only have them for a month or so since I have a baby beardie so will they last that long without food? Thanks
Do you need to feed BSFL/Phoenix worms?
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If I remember correctly, I was told they will keep for about a month in a wine fridge, or a week or two at room temps.
I don't feed them. I just leave them in the container they ship with. Eventually they hatch into flies which also make a good treat.
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They love bee pollen and bananaJakobus":tdar6xco said:
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I tried banana one time and they gobbled it upJakobus":39x16cfn said:
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