was feeding the slings magots but stoped due to the flyes i think i read some were they can be frozen will that be ok and as anyone tryed it
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you have to be careful about them sticking together (nightmare to separate when frozen!) but i seem to remember hearing that they'll take them thawed.
maggots are nutritious and cheap and easy to get if you're near a tackle shop...but they smell, are very prone to escaping, and of course they become flies.
if you can suss freezing them so that they don't all stick together, and your spiders are ok with pre-killed food, i think it's a great idea.Returning violence for violence multiplies violence, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars... Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.
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you don't get the flies if they're kept that cold...well if the spider doesn't eat it, you will get a fly in the enclosure, but not clouds of themReturning violence for violence multiplies violence, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars... Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.
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Again, if stored in your refrigerator, they will stay as maggots for weeks to months. When they do pupate, they'll stay as a pupa for weeks as well, and those can be tossed in the freezer to kill them.
Also, maggots are mostly fat and protein so share your feeding experiences if you see anything!
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cheers last time i had 60 ts and read put 2 or 3 magots in at a time any they miss they will eat the flys lol they dont get the maggots because they berrow then they dont eat all the flys and when it comes to missed them they get out like rockits and are all over my house for weeks lol now ive over 200 ts lol
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Originally posted by Christian Elowsky View PostAgain, if stored in your refrigerator, they will stay as maggots for weeks to months. When they do pupate, they'll stay as a pupa for weeks as well, and those can be tossed in the freezer to kill them.
Also, maggots are mostly fat and protein so share your feeding experiences if you see anything!
Christian
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