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05-27-03, 10:54 AM
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Join Date: Mar-2003
Location: St. Louis, MO
Age: 45
Posts: 2,269
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Raising silkworms
I was thinking about trying to raise silkworms to feed as a steady diet along with crix. to my leos. I have found places to buy silkworms, and silkworm cultures. But i'm wondering if anyone knows how to breed and raise them or maybe knows a website i can look at myself. I have never used these but i do have some ordered that should be arriving anytime now. I have heard very good things about them and i would like to try. Thanks for any info.
Jamie
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05-27-03, 02:15 PM
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Join Date: Dec-2002
Location: burlington ont
Age: 38
Posts: 157
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i heard raising silk worms is pretty hard to do. you need mulberry leaves for feeding or the feed thats been talked about. ive never done it but this summer i will be planting and raising mulberry trees (off of a few we have in our yard) so hopefully by winter i should have a few saplings growing
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05-27-03, 02:19 PM
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Join Date: Mar-2003
Location: St. Louis, MO
Age: 45
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ya i heard that too i have a place in mind to buy the feed. i just need info on how to raise them, how do breed them (or whatever you do) things like that or a place to go to find out info on them.
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1.2 Bearded dragons (Login, Raven, & Jean Grey) 1.1.1 Corn snakes(Havoc,Sable, & Kink0 1.5 Leo's (Psyloke (Lucky-male) Speedball, Domino, Rouge, Siren, Elektra) 1.0 Veiled Chams (Neo), 0.1 Rose Hair T. (Night Crawler) 0.0.3 Crested Geckos (Shiva, Storm, Beast) 0.2 Kenyan Sand Boas (Tigra & Cloak)
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05-27-03, 02:33 PM
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Join Date: Mar-2003
Location: Welland, Ontario
Age: 34
Posts: 420
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There's banner on this website for a silkworm breeder site, www.silkworms.ca i'm pretty sure, and they sell silkworms and food and you can probably email some one from silkworms.ca and ask how to properly take care of and breed silkworms.
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05-30-03, 11:47 PM
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Join Date: May-2003
Location: temple ,pa
Age: 57
Posts: 23
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JUST LIKE ANY OTHER CATAPILLER THEY EAT N EAT N EAT THEN SPIN CACOONS TURN INTO MOTHS , DO THE DIRTY DEED LOL. LAY EGGS AND DIE EGGS HATCH STARTS OVER AGAIN SOUNDS EASY BUT YOU NEED THE RIGHT FOOD, MULBURRY LEAVES, PLACES FOR THE ADULT TO LAY HER EGGS. I USE TO CATCH CATAPILLERS AS A KID AND KEEP THEM. IT IS EASY BUT WITH SILKWORMS IT IS THE FOOD THAT IS SO SPECIALIZED THAT MAKES IT HARDER . I DONT THINK IT IT SHOUD BE TOO HARD THEY HAVE BEEN RAISING THEM FOR A LONG TIME IN JAPAN I'D SAY GIVE IT A TRY HAVE FUN WITH IT I AM THINKING OF TRING IT THEY SELL THEM AT THE REPTILE SHOW IN HAMBURG CHEEP
 GOOD LUCK WITH IT :bounce:
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Last edited by scorpman; 05-30-03 at 11:49 PM..
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06-04-03, 09:48 PM
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Join Date: May-2003
Location: Ontario
Age: 42
Posts: 35
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Hi, guess what.. oh, you'll never guess this, i am from silkworms.ca Betcha you never would have guessed that. To talk to the head hauncho of silkwormland, email silkie! at silkie@silkworms.ca He knows his stuff. Silkworms are tough to deal with, the are all about trial and error.
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