Live Mealworms

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Fresh and delicious mealworms are a great part of a varied diet for may reptiles, amphibians, inverts and birds. High-quality livefood Raised on a mixed diet of fresh foods for opt imal nutritional benefit Easy to keep and store Fully tracked UK delivery Mealworms may be a traditional livefood for exotic pets, but there is a reason they have remained so popular for so long. Packed full of essential nutrients, they are readily taken by a wide variety of animals. What Can Eat Mealworms Most reptiles and amphibians will happily eat mealworms. Their smaller size makes them great for younger animals as well as the smaller species, but larger adults will also munch away on a dish full of these tasty delights. Make your mealworms even more beneficial by dusting them with calcium or supplement of vitamins and minerals to keep your pet in tip top condition. Mealworm Care Mealworm tubs will happily live in the plastic tubs they are shipped in. Bulk bags should be decanted into a plastic container or tray. Keep your mealworms in a cool, dark location and feed them on bran or use an insect food to ensure their are fully gut-loaded before feeding to your pet. Most mealworms will last for a few weeks before pupating into beetle larvae and finally into beetles. They will shed their skin as they grow and you can spot the whiter mealworms in the tub as this happens. At this point they are softer on the outside as their new skin hardens, so may be more appetising to fussy eaters. Packaging Information Your mealworm tubs will be delivered in a ventilated plastic tub that is 100% recycled and recyclable. Bulk quantities of 250g and 500g will be delivered in breathable bags and will need to be decanted into plastic tubs or trays. Please remember these are live, weights are approximate, during warmer weather, you can expect the worms to lose some weight during shipping as they become dehydrated. This can be as high as 15%. Feed them with a suitable insect food or veggies upon delivery to help them hydrate and provide food. Show more