Feeder Insects

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Mealworm Bedding 

This bedding is great for mealworms and superworms. All you have to do is place the worms in a plastic container (thick plastic for superworms, as they can chew out if too thin) with the bedding and let them go.

For mealworms, the bedding will last even longer if you place the container in the refrigerator, as the cooler temperatures will lower their metabolism, putting them in a hibernation type phase. But, in this case, you will need to let them sit at room temperature for at least an hour once a week, allowing them to chow down on any gutload that you provide them. I prefer a grain mixture that I can just mix with the bedding.

Remember to NEVER put super worms in the fridge.

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Insect GutLoad 

You should always provide your feeder insects with a gutload before feeding them to your pets. It's best to provide them the gutload at least 24 hours before you feed the insects to your reptiles.

Mealworms, superworms, crickets, and roaches, can, for the most part, be fed the same gutload. Butterworms do not need to be fed while in your care. Waxworms can be provided a special mix, or left unfed. And, silkworms must be provided either a special silkworm food or mulberry leaves.

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