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Why No Locusts in the US?
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<blockquote data-quote="Greg" data-source="post: 151786" data-attributes="member: 27757"><p>My 4.5" Acanthoscuria geniculata has been ignoring small food. It doesn't like dubia roaches, and the oldest crickets at my local pet store (five weeks) which barely get more than 1/2-2/3 inch long, get ignored. Giant mealworm seems to be the only other option in the US. I see videos of keepers feeding larger sized locusts, but they apparently are not allowed to be bred in the US. Those are likely all UK folks in those videos, where I see locusts available (i.e. from Northhampton). Any insights into this?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greg, post: 151786, member: 27757"] My 4.5" Acanthoscuria geniculata has been ignoring small food. It doesn't like dubia roaches, and the oldest crickets at my local pet store (five weeks) which barely get more than 1/2-2/3 inch long, get ignored. Giant mealworm seems to be the only other option in the US. I see videos of keepers feeding larger sized locusts, but they apparently are not allowed to be bred in the US. Those are likely all UK folks in those videos, where I see locusts available (i.e. from Northhampton). Any insights into this? [/QUOTE]
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