Feeders to not dust?

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What feeders should I not dust? I know to dust crickets but what about all 34039815 types of worms? I have read that some of the worms are really high in Calcium. Does this mean that you don't have to dust them? Any insight would be appreciated! I have a ReptiSun 5.0 UVB if that helps for the D3 thing... Thanks!
 

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Yes, but that is only for the calcium dustings. You still need to do your multi-vit dusting twice a week. As far as I am aware, the phoenix and butter worms are the only two high enough in calcium that you don't need to dust for that.
 
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