Abstract
An inexpensive and easily constructed apparatus was designed to permit feeding individual bed bug, Cimex lectularius , colonies blood to which known amounts of corticosterone had been added. This device may prove useful for a variety of blood-feeding arthropods. Test results indicated that the highest concentration of corticosterone employed (40 ng/ml) had no effect on bed bug fecundity.
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