Sean Kelly

I've got to feed those.

What do those eat?

They eat flightless fruit flies.

Flightless fruit?

I didn't even know that was a thing.

They're a specific breed of flies.

You can get two different ones.

There's wingless ones, and there's a specific species.

I forget the name right off the top of my head.

But as long as you keep them under 70 degrees, they don't develop the ability to fly.

Yeah.

If anybody ever sees the flightless fruit fly cultures at Petco, I would go ahead and just dodge those because that's the worst mistake you'll ever make.

I made it a couple of times.

You open that in your house.

You've got an infestation.

Damn.

Oh, it's a game over because I'm assuming the temperature gets too hot when they're chipping them or something like that.

So here's the thing that's really cool.

Poison dart frogs, they actually get their toxins from the animals that they eat, the insects they do in their natural habitat.

So as long as you're getting them captive bred, they're totally safe to touch.