I posted about this subject a week ago, but can't find it. Anyway, here goes.
I posted about the high protein content and nutritional value of flying ants, and the fact that Bullet as well as the babies go crazy for them.
One week later there are absolutely no ill effects at all, so because the flying ants were out in full force again this past weekend I caught a whole lot and fed them to the clan again. They are about the size of three quarter size crix.
This is what Bullet did, he ate 100 flying ants on Saturday and another 100 flying ants on Sunday.
On Saturday I dusted them with Calcium and on Sunday with Vitamin D3.
It must have made a welcome treat from the normal Roaches, Crickets and Superworms.
Oh, and it saved me two days food expenses to add to the bargain.
For the babies I fed the smaller sized flying ants, about the size of half sized crickets, the babies also gobbled them down.
I posted about the high protein content and nutritional value of flying ants, and the fact that Bullet as well as the babies go crazy for them.
One week later there are absolutely no ill effects at all, so because the flying ants were out in full force again this past weekend I caught a whole lot and fed them to the clan again. They are about the size of three quarter size crix.
This is what Bullet did, he ate 100 flying ants on Saturday and another 100 flying ants on Sunday.
On Saturday I dusted them with Calcium and on Sunday with Vitamin D3.
It must have made a welcome treat from the normal Roaches, Crickets and Superworms.
Oh, and it saved me two days food expenses to add to the bargain.
For the babies I fed the smaller sized flying ants, about the size of half sized crickets, the babies also gobbled them down.