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For Sale Peanut beetle cultures

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Peanut beetle breeding cultures $40 ea. and shipping is via FedEx overnight for live arrival guarantee or FedEx 2day(no lag this time of year). Will need zip for proper shipping price
I accept Paypal as payment method. These will be established 3 inch deli containers with good numbers of adults, and larvae. This species makes an amazing feeder for alot of smaller pets. These feeders are raised on a base substrate of rolled oats and a layer of dried peanuts which are a necessity for these tiny beetles. I usually add a few pieces of veggies or fruit for moisture, but remove it if any mold sets up. I keep mine in temps between 78 and 85 degrees. The higher temps tend to speed up development. Please feel free to message me for more information. Thank you for taking a look,
Michael
 

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These look like a good feeder for tiny gecko hatchlings.
Do they have boom and bust cycles like bean beetles, or more even reproduction like mealworms?
 
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