No! All you will achieve is mold. Some die off is natural. Check the
ingredients of your *chick mash* though. I prefer to use alfalfa and
unadulterated grains. I also use cactus, sweet potato, squash, carrots
and some times dandelion green. I leave the dried skins from the squashes
for them to hide in.
Cyndy
On Sat, 20 Jan 2001 08:50:56 -0800 (PST) Laura Ricketts
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Group,
>
> I have a small tank of each, and trying to keep them
> alive. But I keep finding "halves" or dead supers in
> their tank. The mealworms seem okay, but I want to
> make sure they are getting what they need so that they
> are nutritionous for the geckos. I feed them oat,
> bran and chick mash. And a slice of apple for water.
> My daughter says I should spray them once a day with
> water (when the worms are near the surface) to give
> them extra moisture as supers absorb water through
> their skin... Advice, opinions, etc. Thanks
>
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