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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jupiter" data-source="post: 237135" data-attributes="member: 49332"><p>That might depend on how small the slings are. Might need something bigger like pinhead crickets?  There is also soldier fly larvae, wax worms, and cut up worms (if they'll take dead prey. Some T's won't) I've raised baby jumpers on fruit flies. If you are going to do fruit flies, put the whole colony in the refrigerator for a few minutes before you're going to feed the babes, and they'll be sluggish/easy to handle. I used to have a 1 inch paint brush I'd use to brush them from the container into the enclosure/container.</p></blockquote><p></p>