Pill bugs, also known as roly-polies, are generally not harmful to gerbils. They are scavengers that primarily feed on decaying organic matter and are unlikely to pose a direct threat to healthy gerbils. However, if a gerbil were to consume a large number of pill bugs, it could potentially lead to digestive issues. It's best to avoid introducing any non-native insects into a gerbil's habitat to ensure their safety and well-being.
actually male pill bugs don't eat female pill bugs
The are part of the food chain. You probably don't eat pill bugs and sow bugs, but you eat stuff that eats the pill bugs and sow bugs.
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Gerbils are mostly herbivores, and only eat bugs when the opportunity presents itself. Bugs that they can eat are mealworms and crickets; however, do not give them the beetles or pupae that grow from mealworms, or other bugs to be safe. Also, since gerbils only get bugs occasionally, only feed them an insect two or three times a week at most.
No, Pill Bugs do not eat marijuana. They eat wood.
1. Pill bugs breathe with gills so they need to live in areas with high humidity or in wet places 2. Pill Bugs help decompose organic material faster 3. Sick pill bugs turn bright blue 4. pill bugs blood is blue because the hemoeyanin has copper ions 5. Pill bugs are NOT insects they are Isopods
They have legs & crawl like other bugs.
Yes, pill bugs are edible and taste much like prawns when cooked.
1.sow bugs have a lighter shell and pill bugs have a darker colored shell -josh 2.Pill bugs can roll into a ball whereas Sow bugs cannot :D
keep them in identified pill bottles
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Pill bugs, also known as roly-polies, are not necessarily bad for the garden as they help break down decaying plant matter. However, they can become a nuisance if their population grows too large and they start feeding on young plants. To control pill bugs in the garden, you can reduce moisture levels, remove debris where they hide, and use barriers like diatomaceous earth or copper tape to keep them away from vulnerable plants.