Culturing midges

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benjamin

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I know that breeding midges is probably difficult but food companies seem to have no difficulty with it. I think that adult midges could be valuble food source for small terrestrial amphibians like morphs. Also I was wondering if I could culture them with Isopods, tubifex worms, predetory leeches, and mabye even mosquitos (the nectar drinking ones), this mix works in my pond fine but I don't know who's eating who. I understand I would need to provide both land and water and a tight fitting lid.
 
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