Quote: I have a red worms too. Much easier and more prolific than the meal worms.
ETA: I got my first worms from
Big Tex Worms. I just liked her demeanor, the way she packages, and her informational
videos. (Also has quite a lot of info on her youtube channel.
So decided to purchase from her.
Sometimes I respond to medical problems with what I would do if it were happening with one of my birds.
I have VERY little knowledge in this arena and tell people this up front and try to give a short answer. The reason I do this is to attract attention. Not to me, but to the issue of the OP. If someone sees a response and does not like my answer or does but can expound on it then it helps the OP.
One of the places I try to go daily is to the unanswered posts. We are all friendly here but have been here for a while too, it's almost extended family. However, when you first come, it can be a lonely experience, especially if no one answers you.... even if the information is in the search or learning center, or been answered 100 million times.
Kind of a duty to pay it forward for my absorption of the wealth of free information I have found here.
Shawn
Just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to look for and help folks that are new and posting. That's a good thing and I appreciate it!
Wow...you KNOW I don't have any experience so.....
If it were me I'd sure wait. I keep trying to think what the temps would be like if they were in a "natural" setting - in the wild if you will. I'm guessing they wouldn't probably have a hatch in that setting until at least late March or in April sometime. I try to imagine what the weather would be like under those circumstances and do accordingly.
Maybe that's not necessary...but it just seem to make sense?
