eatin' JELL-O

[cloudfisher]

A friend and I split up an order of natural colored euro's. Being naive, I asked him how do they get to be different colors. Someone had told him that they feed them JELL-O. The eurolarvae will ingest the JELLO and in essence, reflect the color you fed them. I'm just curious if anyone else has tried or heard of this, or used a different method.

[This message has been edited by cloudfisher (edited 01-14-2004).]

[S.D. Ice Angular]

I guess i don't umderstand?????
What are you talking about please rephrase the question????

[kais24]

Don't know, but if it works I'm calling Jell-o with my idea for "glow-red flavor."

[cloudfisher]

I am wondering if anyone has used this method to color euro's and/or what other ways can you change the color of natural euro's

[LocalGuide]

Wont food coloring in their food have the same effect?
But your idea seems like it might work.

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[brian6715]

Just by the colored ones

[cloudfisher]

Yes Brian, I could buy the colored ones for about $2 a tin. I would rather go this way and get 500 of them for $6 though.

[can it be luck?]

I found a tin of larvae in my jacket pocket. They must've been fed jello pudding, they were all black....Like chocolate. At least they didn't pupate like my last bunch of waxies which got left in my jacket. My girlfriend kept putting moth balls in the closet to kill the moths that kept buzzing around, untill she seen my jacket pocket trying to fly away! I'm surprised she didn't put a moth ball in my coffee! Oh well, at least the cat had fun trying to catch them. I should've got out the vaccume cleaner out like they did in the movie "Tommy Boy".

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[Sgt. Rock]

Why not just buy them? $9.00/1000 Major MN bait vendor