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Baby mealworms in Tarantulas enclosure?

Jarrett K

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Ok so I'm going to need a bit of help on this. I ended up feeding a darkling beetle to my pink toe about a week or two ago, and now looking in the enclosure I can see little tiny baby mealworms around the entrance of his web and in the substrate of the enclosure. Should I be worried?
 

MassExodus

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Ok so I'm going to need a bit of help on this. I ended up feeding a darkling beetle to my pink toe about a week or two ago, and now looking in the enclosure I can see little tiny baby mealworms around the entrance of his web and in the substrate of the enclosure. Should I be worried?
Nope. I'd collect as many as I could and put them in a container with some oats or something, I forget what they feed on..the few you dont get will either get eaten or pupate into beetles. I remove beetles, most tarantulas dont like them. They will chomp on a molting t in a heartbeat, they eat anything.
 

Jarrett K

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Nope. I'd collect as many as I could and put them in a container with some oats or something, I forget what they feed on..the few you dont get will either get eaten or pupate into beetles. I remove beetles, most tarantulas dont like them. They will chomp on a molting t in a heartbeat, they eat anything.
I've already tried picking them out of the enclosure but their as small as a grain of rice, it is very difficult. I'm hoping that they will all die off from a lack of food.
 

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