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Hi all. Quick question. My babies are a couple weeks old and have front legs developing but not back legs yet. I purchased some black worms to start adding a little with the BBS to see if they're ready to start transitioning yet. Is there any specific way that's easiest to chop up the black worms other than perhaps a fork and steak knife in a small bowl?
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I used a sharp pair of scissors in a small bowl and just snipped away...it worked really well:D
 
I second the scissors. None of my knives did much except crush them and make a mess. Scissors are the easiest tool for the job.
 
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