I have about 500 Phoenix worms that I feed the hard parts/uneaten parts of collard greens to. And since I have a hatchling there’s a lot of uneaten collard greens. I’m just wondering if I should clean out the container that the Phoenix worms are in since it gets kinda nasty after they are done eating, leaving behind this blackish residue. Is this a health concern for my beardie?
Cleaning Phoenix worms (not the dirt)
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I'd probably clean it up regularly. You don't want it to start molding or have a buildup of bacteria.
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