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<blockquote data-quote="Therasoid" data-source="post: 50316" data-attributes="member: 3538"><p>Yes, in the U.S., there are states that prohibit them being shipped into.</p><p> Agree on not using wild caught prey as a food source. In as much that you may not use pesticides, your neighbor or someone down the street just might. I would still be apprehensive on using the nymphs. Being, if, there is pesticides, it can be transferred to the substrate or interaction. They do climb all over each other. After a couple generations and at least one total substrate change with a thorough cleaning, I, myself would begin using as a food source.</p><p> Just my thoughts on the subject. [emoji6]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Therasoid, post: 50316, member: 3538"] Yes, in the U.S., there are states that prohibit them being shipped into. Agree on not using wild caught prey as a food source. In as much that you may not use pesticides, your neighbor or someone down the street just might. I would still be apprehensive on using the nymphs. Being, if, there is pesticides, it can be transferred to the substrate or interaction. They do climb all over each other. After a couple generations and at least one total substrate change with a thorough cleaning, I, myself would begin using as a food source. Just my thoughts on the subject. [emoji6] [/QUOTE]
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