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dantro
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Yeah tried them on locusts, werent too interested, snails? ...just garden snails? ... better make sure they are clean first if taking them from the garden i spose.
Will try them with Morio's too ..
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Young_Gun
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I would get some GAL's and breed them yourself, they have millions of babies and dead easy to breed, grow em on a bit and feed em off, then you have 'clean' snails to feed 
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dantro
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 5:44 pm Post subject: |
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Cheers, i may well do that ... thanks .. 
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Stuart
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Nice shots mate the sony H7 is a good little camera.
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 7:04 pm Post subject: |
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Hi Dan.
Try roaches, blaptica dubia i feed. mine have grown really well since feeding these. |
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dantro
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 8:52 pm Post subject: |
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| Stuart wrote: | | Nice shots mate the sony H7 is a good little camera. |
Cheers Stu, yeah got a good deal on it just trying to work out all the settings and features, quite pleased with it though!
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dantro
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| johne.ev wrote: | Hi Dan.
Try roaches, blaptica dubia i feed. mine have grown really well since feeding these. |
Which species of roach do u recommend?
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Jas
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| Posted: Sun Oct 21, 2007 9:24 pm Post subject: |
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Yeah they will like the roaches, you can also try a little mince meat, raw but warmed to room temperature.
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dantro
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Cheers Jas, will do, i heard keepers say about minced turkey, but will beef mince do aswell?
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Bohan
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Have to agree with the roaches as a staple food source.
I keep a big plastic dust bin full of a mixture of roach species from Surinams, P nivea, shelfordella tartera(fire fly mimics) etc and they really love em, they are also growing like crazy things (my glauerti's) have almost doubled in size but were younger than my acanthurus. 
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