http://www.feedersinc.com Your home for feeders Sun, 21 Sep 2008 01:30:15 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Woodlice home for a short stay can be kept in a small container, say a plastic lunchbox or sandwich box. Longer residents need somewhere larger; an old fish tank or plastic box is fine. Be aware that woodlice die just as easily from too much water as from too little; so, ... http://www.feedersinc.com/archives/woodlice/ This article is for D. melanogaster. Fruit flies are a perfect feeder insect for smaller reptiles or hatchlings such as baby chameleons, frogs, Paroedura Pictus, Bearded Dragons, etc. Fly cultures can be kept at room temperature (around 72 degrees F).You should avoid freezing temperatures and temperatures above 100 degrees F. After the initial ... http://www.feedersinc.com/archives/fruit-flies/ Tropical Springtail (Folsomia candida & Seira spp.): Small white Central American species 0.5 - 4mm long, ideal for feeding to newly metamorphosed and small amphibians such as thumbnail Dendrobates species. European Springtail (Tomocerus longicornis): Large black temperate species grows to 8mm, suitable for feeding to small species such as adult Dendrobates. 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