Will these survive/thrive in a closed terrarium?
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I'm not sure. I have mine affixed to a piece of driftwood and I soak them for about 40 minutes once a week as per instructions. I think you should do a little more research .. or maybe someone else has put theirs in a terrarium.
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I have mine in "fairy" globes and they are doing quite well. The gloves have openings so that I can spray them every few weeks with treated water that has food in it (also available on Amazon) and no issues. I think I had a kit with moss wtc that said they could be used in a closed terrarium. Hope this helps.
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I place them on sand with sea she'll n water them like instruction said even got fertilizer n they all died. All 5 r green not pink n purple
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Yes, I live in zone 6 and started them inside. 3 weeks later they are 2 feet tall in my garden. Build a support for them, water when they look distressed. Good luck
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Ours are in the ground right now with about 26" of snow on them, we can see them burning brightly through the snow. This is our second year with them, but the first year where they are under snow for over a month. I am guessing they would survive your snow as well. You could just turn them off if the amount of snow is too much, but I wouldn't pull them out of the ground.
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They might dry out if you do not keep them moist. If you keep them moist they should keep indefinitely. Try keeping them moist and cool, that should help keep them fresh. @ years? I doubt it. But a year? absolutely.
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Yes, I would. They are very roomy but they do have air vents around the top so if they will be stored in a basement or storage unit bugs could get in.
110303
They probably cannot be remoistened. I would get live if these are for a tarantula. I would also suggest the mealworms you get in the fridge at pet stores like Petco or petsmart. These are not that great. I bought them for my sugar glider. He liked them, but he favors mealworms.
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I'm not sure but I bet they will. Mine are still stored in the freezer. I think these were selected to be grown in any moderate or warm zones.
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No, these worms will not survive winters where temps fall below 40F and they won't survive temps above 85F for extended periods of time. These are special composting worms so please do not consider buying these for garden soil either. These are are not burrowing, soil eating worms, these worms live only in the top 8-10 inches of the soil and their diet consists of leaf litter, mulch and manure so unless you have a lot of this for them to eat they will starve to death.
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They should not be out in the heat for too long. As long as you don't leave them sitting on a porch in direct sun I think they should be fine.
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I would keep them in the fridge if you do not intend to release them right away so they are cool for a couple if days, I buy them to release right away, spray them with the nectar and the plants with the nectar so they have something to drink and to keep them from flying away right away. When they come to you they are very hungry so I would not wait for more than a couple of days. They will get out and drink, feed, mate, and you will have more. Use them in clusters on bad infestations, they take care of the bad bugs on your plants.
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I wouldn't leave them outside, I'd take them in if not being used. We love em' and wouldn't want to risk what the heat could do to em' :)
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No. They are sensitive to both temperature extremes and lack of water. They are indoor plants. May live if you live in a temperate climate
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They stayed for about a week from what I noticed. We did have some cold weather during that time frame though. They are great to watch. I would suggest to the seller to add more food. One teaspoon doesn't cut it. Especially, when some of it spills out, which I understand, the little critters need to eat to stay alive.
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They should not deteriorate if they are kept dry, however avoid moist and dusty environments while storing. Usually I get about 40 work hours in a medium dusty and noxious environment.Hope this helps!
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As long as they are not open they last awhile. Even if opened, if closed tight will last.
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They are small - this charcoal is finely granulated. I used it in a terrarium
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I only had a few come up. I had them in a heated terrariums with grow lights but was unable to keep them alive. Hope you have better luck! I have many plants but bought them already grown, lol - I might try again in the spring