Termites again

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greg

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Okay. a while ago somebody posted a company that sells feeder termites. I bought from them.. LIked them... but no longer remember the name of the company or how to reach them. something like "taste of the tropics" or something like that. Does anybody remember the name of the company and/or how to reach them?

oy.... a mind is a terrible thing to waste.
greg
 
Sounds like a promising food source for small terrestrials. How long can these be kept before feeding, and do you keep them at room temp or in the fridge? If they escape, can they eat your house?
 
Actually.... they were good while they lasted. I ended up feeding off most of the order within 24 hours and that was a good thing. I dumped the rest into a 10 gallon with a glass top... sprayed it well with water... and within a week they were all dead.

hmm... just how is it that they survive so well where you DON'T want them?

Oh, but these bugs apparently won't establish in your house because no queen is sent. I have heard that this is why USDA allows them to be sent.
 
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