Wax Worms are soft-bodied, thin-skinned feeder insects that make a highly palatable treat for many reptiles, amphibians, birds, and other insect-eating pets. Because wax worms are naturally high in fat and energy, they are best offered as an occasional treat rather than as a primary staple feeder. They are often used by breeders to help add weight to animals that need additional calories. Wax worms are also an extremely popular live fishing bait, particularly for trout, perch, panfish, and ice fishing. Features: Live, soft-bodied feeder insects Thin skin makes them easy for many animals to eat Highly palatable High-energy feeder Excellent occasional treat for reptiles and other insect-eating animals Popular live bait for trout, perch, and panfish Excellent for ice fishing Storage Wax worms are sensitive to high temperatures and should be kept in a cool environment between approximately 55–65°F (13–18°C). Please Note: Wax worms are relatively high in fat and should generally be fed as a treat or supplemental feeder, not as the sole diet.
