lol, that's right, the springtails. Ooo, gotta count both the giant cave and the madagascar hissing roaches. Fruit flies, locusts, sow bugs, hmm, I know there's gotta be more still!

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Theres also the lobster roach, but i've seen like twenty different names for it.

Sow bugs? what are those?

certain spiders, pinkies(only when gravid or largely in need of a fat storage), fly larvae, and some kind of larvae that is big as a pinky. yet not half as fatty.

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Lobster roach huh. Do you have a scientific name? Are they really used as feeders, or more as just pets? Sow bugs, wood lice, pill bugs, rolly-pollies...they're all names for the same critter You can order little tubs of them.

Moldy, what type of spider can you buy as a feeder?? Never heard of spiders being used for that before.

Never mind about the lobster roach, Nauphoeta cinerea. Found some info on them. Yeah, looks like they're pretty much bred as feeders. They're towards the bottom of this page:
http://www.angelfire.com/oh2/Roaches/

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Not sure which kind, but they eat em in the wild., and certain places have spiders that aren't poisonous to Leopard Geckos. Don't know if there is any feeder spider site, lol...

Lobster roaches are feeders. But they can cost up to 2 dollars for feeder related bred roaches.

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If we include WC feeders then this list would get a LOT longer

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