Silkworms for Terribilis and Tincs

[RichFrye]

My brother and a friend of mine convinced me to try silkworms out on my terribilis and tincs.
Very good nutritional value. Anyone tried these?
My yellow terribilis jumped all over them. The others are a bit slower, but I figure each one is like downing a garbage bag full of FFs......

Rich

[armyofanubis]

I was going to feed them to my water dragon. You must be using very small silkworms since they get up to 3 inches. The only bad thing about them is they need mulberry leaves, so unless you have a mulberry tree that has leaves all year, they are expensive to breed/keep for a long time, since you would have to buy allot of that fake food.

[geckguy]

I have used them on bicolors and large tincs, and all seem to take very well to them. I had a sheet that had their nutritional break down on it somewhere, I will have to dig it out and send it to you. Glen Novotny sent me home from a show with a cup to try, but I haven't been able to find a reliable supplier for the eggs, as that is the most economical way to buy them. They are an under utilised food, and one I consider to be quite good.

[RichFrye]

http://www.coastalsilkworms.com/catalog ... p?cPath=21

[Dancing frogs]

I've been wanting to for some time...
I think I heard they grow even faster than wax-worms, which was kind of the breaker for me, would really like to try them though...