I'm going to order some reptiworms soon, and I know that they have to be between 50-60 degrees, but I don't know how to keep them that cool. I don't own a wine cooler, so what should I do? An ice chest? I heard about keeping them by the ac vent but it's not yet hot enough outside for the ac to be on. Any advice? I don't want to use just crickets as a feeder.
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Do you have a basement or crawl space? Generally it's cool enough there. I think some folks make makeshift chillers with a styrofoam cooler and ice packs. Not sure the details but google might.
The only problem with keeping the bsfl at room temp they grow and pupate too quick. If you feed them faster than that they should be ok.
The only problem with keeping the bsfl at room temp they grow and pupate too quick. If you feed them faster than that they should be ok.
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