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March 03/07/07, 01:50:38 PM

Offline holdemtwice

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no tip

no tip
« Last Edit: March 03/19/07, 05:36:10 PM by holdemtwice »
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March 03/07/07, 02:05:16 PM Reply #1

Offline JohnWester

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Re: keeping bait alive
i keep mine in the refrigerator... they keep real nice in there for a long time.
i think if you keep them room temp, they'll build a cocoon and start to turn into a fly, or whatever they are.
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March 03/07/07, 02:10:49 PM Reply #2

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Re: keeping bait alive
Heck, I have seen them last a pretty long time in the fridge........
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March 03/07/07, 02:18:04 PM Reply #3

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Re: keeping bait alive
notip
« Last Edit: March 03/20/07, 02:02:35 PM by holdemtwice »
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March 03/07/07, 02:43:27 PM Reply #4

Offline JohnWester

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Re: keeping bait alive
so when there is moisture, that makes them want to build a cocoon? 
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March 03/07/07, 03:10:23 PM Reply #5

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Re: keeping bait alive
no tip
« Last Edit: March 03/20/07, 02:03:29 PM by holdemtwice »
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March 03/07/07, 03:21:23 PM Reply #6

Offline JohnWester

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Re: keeping bait alive
well, what makes them build a cocoon?  and is the fungus what makes them turn black and stinky?
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March 03/07/07, 03:41:26 PM Reply #7

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Re: keeping bait alive
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March 03/07/07, 03:54:29 PM Reply #8

Offline JohnWester

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Re: keeping bait alive
Quote from: holdemtwice on March 03/07/07, 03:41:26 PM
The ten thousand or so waxies i sell per week all go into fridges, however my overstock remains at about 55 to 60 degrees.
oh, i see... you just sell them, not grow them.  I thought you were a grower.
I guess I just keep them in the fridge in the garage cause thats what my family has done for years.  that good into about the placing them in cold for 20 minutes to stop them from wanting to spin.
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