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I'm sure many of you have seen this offered for sale on the Frognet classifieds by Steven Budidharma, along with Lesser waxworms. Does anyone have any idea what these things are? I've never heard of them before. He says they're as big as D. Melongaster, and I've had some Dermestid species that were around this size, the frogs would eat them, but they were a real pain, they could fly and they'd be everywhere. The only good thing about these were that a species of Trichogramma also inhabited the same culture as these, and seemed to feed off of the larvae. If anyone has any experience about these, I'd love to hear it.
Thanks, Frank.
Thanks, Frank.