ladysilkworm
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Hello, I am running a special promotion. My website CP is down and I cannot update this on my website. However, when you check out, please make a note that you want the 100 free eggs.
I am selling 1/2 lb dry packs mulberry chow for $11 and shipping is anywhere from $5.25 to $6 depending on zone.
I will include 100 free silkworm eggs, while supplies last. Eggs are out of diapause and ready to hatch in 8-10 days at the right condition. They are laid on paper and in the most natural pattern that can occur in nature.
They are not glued down in a petri dish. SO that means they did not land upside down nor stacked next to one another, compromising the development of the embryos. The hatch rate of naturally laid eggs is 100% !!
Please google info on DIY incubators. Basically, you keep them at around 78 F and have a glass of water next to it, you will be fine.
I personally find that gluing the eggs on a petri dish and left in incubator with high humidity causes the glue to melt and hatch rate gets immensely lowered. The hatchlings also get stuck in the glue.
100 eggs with purchase of a dry chow pack. Dry pack makes 2 lbs of wet chow which grow 1000 silks to med size, according to manufacturer..
purchase today while supplies last!
I am selling 1/2 lb dry packs mulberry chow for $11 and shipping is anywhere from $5.25 to $6 depending on zone.
I will include 100 free silkworm eggs, while supplies last. Eggs are out of diapause and ready to hatch in 8-10 days at the right condition. They are laid on paper and in the most natural pattern that can occur in nature.
They are not glued down in a petri dish. SO that means they did not land upside down nor stacked next to one another, compromising the development of the embryos. The hatch rate of naturally laid eggs is 100% !!
Please google info on DIY incubators. Basically, you keep them at around 78 F and have a glass of water next to it, you will be fine.
I personally find that gluing the eggs on a petri dish and left in incubator with high humidity causes the glue to melt and hatch rate gets immensely lowered. The hatchlings also get stuck in the glue.
100 eggs with purchase of a dry chow pack. Dry pack makes 2 lbs of wet chow which grow 1000 silks to med size, according to manufacturer..
purchase today while supplies last!
