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Has anyone ever tried feeding these? I know they are slow to produce and mature but that is what is appealing about them and when the colony gets big enough I would feed them off to the tarantula.
I think its going to come down to shell hardness. Are Dominos hard shelled?Has anyone ever tried feeding these? I know they are slow to produce and mature but that is what is appealing about them and when the colony gets big enough I would feed them off to the tarantula.
I have no idea since I have never seen one other than online. I was hoping someone here might have some experience.I think its going to come down to shell hardness. Are Dominos hard shelled?
Don't you like your food to look appetizing?I wouldn't use them as feeders, for one simple reason: domino roaches look too stunning to use as feeders.
My point is that if I start a colony and I end up with too many could I feed the extras to the tarantulas? I have no interest in trying to sell them.Domino roaches are not easy to come by nymphs go for $2-$5ea, I would sell them and buy feeders that are 10 times cheaper.
I found someone who raises them and has tarantulas and she said that she has fed off the nymphs to her Ts and that there just wasn't much to the adults so I finally got my answer.I haven't heard of anyone doing this. Shell hardness could be a concern as mentioned.