I just got my phoenix worms today, does anyone know why it says not to store in fridge? I live in southern California and it is still rather hot, it says to keep them either at room temperature 60 to 70, or longer storage at 50 to 60, but not in fridge. my house is between 75 to 80 degrees. Would it be worse to store in fridge or above 75 degrees? Thanks for the help 8)
phoenix worm storage?
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ArdorAndZeal1
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it says on the box that its "too cold" LOL - I know that you can read too. But, I guess it just causes them to slow down their metabolism more than their bodies can handle and they die??
not much help, i know. But, maybe its a start.
not much help, i know. But, maybe its a start.
akingsley9000
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Do you have a basement or a wine/dorm fridge you could put them in?
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