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Feeding tiny efts and sals

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I posted this in amphib section before but its probably better off here...
Im really curious about what you all feed your tiny efts and sals...id also like to see photos of your set ups for them..Thanks
 
Micro feeders

I get many orders for micro feeders for such things as dart frogs, baby geckos, and other very small insectivores. I usually recommend springtails, flightless or wingless fruitflies, dwarf white isopods, and bean and pea aphids. The aphids I am talking about can not infest your home, dont attract ants because they dont leave sticky secretions, and can breed very profusely and are soft bodied they only eat bean and pea plants thus would starve unless you grow your own beans and peas :hurray: Nymphs of larger insect species can also be good as long as you have animals that eat the adults as well. Otherwise you end up with too many "breeders"!

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