fruit flies / fruit fly culture in dublin?

j14 · 19-01-2008 01:50AM #1

anybody know where i could find some of these? i cannot find any and no website from the uk will deliiver to the republic , its northern ireland only.
thanks,
jay

Duzzie · 19-01-2008 02:33PM

j14 wrote: »

anybody know where i could find some of these? i cannot find any and no website from the uk will deliiver to the republic , its northern ireland only.
thanks,
jay

As far as I know, Reptile Haven on Fishamble Street does fruit flys.

Duzzie

j14 · 19-01-2008 02:54PM

Duzzie wrote: »

As far as I know, Reptile Haven on Fishamble Street does fruit flys.

Duzzie

thanks duzzie i only thought of reptile haven this morning .they are getting some in next thurs. cheers,
jay

ODD-JOB · 20-01-2008 12:10PM

are you sure you want to breed these things ?.......
they are very pro-lific.
Get a sweet fruit like a pineapple, citrus, ... make sure the skin is pierced and they'll be around in a week or two.

j14 · 20-01-2008 04:09PM

i'll be using them as food for my poison dart frogs so the more the merrier i'd say. i" ll give the pineapple a go and see how i get on. thanks.

Duzzie · 20-01-2008 06:43PM

I'm not sure that it is the best time of year to cultivate your own TBH. Might be a bit too cold. During the summer I cultivated my own for tiny slings using Bannana but it was a lot warmer then. Worth a try though, let us know how you get on.

fruit flies / fruit fly culture in dublin?

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