Live Mealworms for Reptiles, Birds and Exotic Pets in Small, Medium and Large Sizes for Varied Feeding

Live mealworms bring variety to feeding routines for bearded dragons, leopard geckos, skinks, frogs, tarantulas, scorpions and birds. These Tenebrio molitor larvae can be offered alongside other feeder insects as part of a varied diet.

Small, medium and large sizes let you select feeders for your pet, while counts from 50 to 1000 help you plan your supply. Rotate mealworms with at least two other staple feeder insects, and lightly dust them with calcium powder before feeding.

Features

• Three size categories support different feeding needs.
• Five count selections let you plan smaller or larger feeder supplies.
• Suitable for adding variety to feeding routines for the exotic pets listed above.
• Chilled storage helps keep mealworms dormant between feedings.

Specifications

• Product: Live mealworms
• Species: Tenebrio molitor
• Life stage: Darkling beetle larvae
• Sizes: Small; Medium; Large
• Counts: 50; 100; 200; 500; 1000
• Moisture: 61.9%
• Protein: 18.7%
• Fat: 13.4%
• Ash: 0.9%
• Fiber: 2.5%

Frequently Asked Questions

Which pets can eat these live mealworms?

These live mealworms can be offered as part of a varied diet to bearded dragons, leopard geckos, skinks, frogs, tarantulas, scorpions and birds. Select a feeder size appropriate for your pet.

What mealworm sizes and counts can I buy?

These mealworms come in small, medium and large sizes, each in counts of 50, 100, 200, 500 or 1000.

Should mealworms be the only feeder insect I offer?

Mealworms should be part of a varied feeding routine, rotated with at least two other staple feeder insects. Lightly dust them with calcium powder before feeding.

How should I store live mealworms between feedings?

Keep these live mealworms chilled to help them remain dormant. A temperature-adjustable wine cooler or the top shelf of a refrigerator door is suggested for storage.