Here is a video on how to breed your very own super worms.
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yeah great video was wondering about breeding superworms glad i came across ur video where i do the superworms are .12Cents per worm i might just start breeding my own thanks
everybody hates raymond.
@kevbro321 lmao
@5566Trish Sorry you were bored :S, hope you got something out of the video
the comentry was soo slow…i see what your getting at with the breeding of them but got bored listening to you.Sorry
Those are mealworms and not super worms…
hello sir! i have a question pls do answer.. im also breeding but just started.. is it normal that there are dying superworms when you separate them?? 🙂
@bmanjuice K thanks lol… Keep in mind it`s one of my oldest videos from back when I was a freshie… Sorry your disapointed :S
Sorry bro but that was a awful video, your commentary was terrible lol. You had a good idea with the tackle box to make them pupate. You should just use a 15qt storage bin to keep the beetles in, it would save ya some space..
can you dust and feed beetles to your herps?
after they die would they also be eaten?
can i just do this:
get a big container, put wood shavings sum hides and food in their and live the worms ther
than get the biggest juicy ones and put them to pupate and when they turn into pupa i put them back in the tank??
cuz if i wait until they are beetles and put them in a different, they will lay eggs and worms will hatch ther.
thnx
they look like gay worms that a gay bird mite eat ,while on a gay mans garden that is having gay sex with his gay cat so the gay bird is safe from the gayness
@killerline012 Ya, well bran isn’t really food. They will eat it but I suggest putting a pinch of bran in with each worm as they pupate 🙂
hey i found that if u keep the worm without any food they pupate alot faster i had a container like that and did 3 with and 3 without and so far 2 worms pupated without food and the 3 with have not pupated
lol…i wrote a big ol comment and YT didnt post it….
anywho i was having issue with these guys,and i just noticed i never did seperate mine.
I knew there was a trick to it CXive been breeding crits for 2 years now and didnt think a thing of it when it came to bbreeding the worms.
well thats good to know.
tip…..peas are good food leftovers just shrivel up.
my crits,mealys and supers luv em!
5/5 thanks for the info’s
sence the price of thes lil buggers are so costly i decided to breed em…unseuccessfull though.
Just as they reached last stage in size they just die=/
Ive been breeding crits for about 2 years now and still going strong,there must be somthing im missing with the worms.
one thing that could be a prob is they had no terrain to wollow in,i just had them live in a plastic box with food scattered about.
Might work for crits but perhaps not worm.
good tut though ill have to giv anothr go
Hmm,
the reason behind why they arent pupae-ing
is probably because you are supposed to starve them and isolate them so the have no choice but to turn into pupae,
or at least so i’ve heard.
Np! Hope it helps 🙂
Thanks for the info!
oh lol wow :p, thanks
was talking to the guy that commented above me
Lol… affection from a superworm, that makes sense? And yah, you bet I’m an animal nerd and proud of it! 😀
both…
How does that make sense? Is this an insult or a question? lol
Ummm I think it’s the same… I’ve bought that much at once and I don’t go often enought to remember how much it costs other then its dirt cheap and a way better deal then going and buying a bag of it…