Releasing Silk Moths
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No, never release any animal into the wild. You can feed the moths to your dragon, they aren't very big.
Silk moths don't have any mouth parts and never eat.
They hatch, mate and die, all in about 3 days. If your dragon won't eat them, you can just pop them in the freezer overnight then dispose of them.
Silk moths don't have any mouth parts and never eat.
They hatch, mate and die, all in about 3 days. If your dragon won't eat them, you can just pop them in the freezer overnight then dispose of them.
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