Feeding wax worms

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What should i feed these? wheat flower? oats? i need to keep them alive!!
 
i do this and still have a huge die off. I think i am just going to keep them in a small plastic container with some wood shavings and oatmeal (pure, unflavored) for food.
 
I liked that first link better than the second Alan! So that's what you are reading when "working" eh?
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I love that kind of articles!
If anyone acts as a know-it-all my professor shows this published study he has got where it is statistically proven that the ones that think they are very smart are only moderatly talented. It's hilarious.
 
I keep my waxworms in the fridge and they usually do fine and are fed before they die.
 
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