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How Long Each Feeder Insect Lives (Complete Lifespan & Growth Stage Chart)
In order to plan and maintain a healthy colony of feeder insects, you need to know how quickly they grow, reproduce, and die. There are two main kinds of feeder bugs: those that go through…
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Temperature & Humidity Mistakes That Kill Feeder Insects
If you want to avoid killing all your feeders when the seasons change, you just need to take note of a couple things. First is what your feeder’s tolerance to heat, cold, and humidity is.…
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Temperature & Humidity Mistakes That Kill Feeder Insects
Insects don’t need a whole lot, but they do depend on the climate to be stable. Too much heat, humidity, or cold can kill you whole colony off quick. Luckily, it doesn’t take more than…
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Stuck Shed Solutions: Humidity Hacks for Dry Winter Months
Stuck shed is what happens when your pet can’t get its old skin to let go. It results from either having a dry environment or not enough water in the body. That’s why you’ve got to…
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The Odor-Free Homestead: Managing Smells in Your Feeder Insect Colonies
Bugs are a must for your homestead or hobby farm. And most people don’t realize that the “bug smell” they think of is totally optional. The main reasons insects produce smells are their…
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Why Do My Crickets Keep Dying?
Crickets are pretty hearty little critters, but they’re not bombproof. They are prone to a lot of the same issues as reptiles, including viruses and parasites.The first thing you should…
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American Toad Care Guide
The American toad is one of the easiest amphibians to keep (not to mention easiest to get). Its range covers much of eastern Canada and the United States. They live in marshes, wetlands,…
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The Protein Boost: When and How to Introduce Live Insects to Your Backyard Flock
Chickens are omnivores, and that means you need to provide your hens with a mix of grains and protein. But when your birds molt in the fall, their dietary needs can change quite a bit. Their…
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