The waxworms can be stored in the tubs they come in, or in a larger well-ventialted container. Waxworms are available in clear plastic tubs for easy feeding and storage. At room temperature waxworms can be kept for around 3-4 weeks before they pupate, although moths can be a great treat. The warmer they are kept the faster they grow, and then pupate and become moths. Waxworms should be stored in a cool, dark, well ventilated area. Highly nutritious with soft skins Waxworms are suitable for feeding to any lizard or insectivorous aviary bird or wild bird.
Waxworms are fed delicious nutrients such as honey and wheatgerm. Eggs are placed in the cup(s) when orders are received so they should be hatching 1-3 days after arrival when kept at 75 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.Waxworms are the larvae of the waxmoth, specially treated with a completely natural process to inhibit pupation and aid storage. A great cup to feed your hatchling or smaller animals. There is enough food to raise hatchling worms to 3/4″-1″. 50 Count of Eggs: **Eggs are extremely fragile and should be ordered by experienced keepers only**Ĭontains at least 50 eggs. Hornworm habitats are packed with worms when you order them to ensure the freshest product possible! All habitats are shipped with small worms and enough food to grow them to the desired size of the customer’s needs. 25 Count:Ĭontains at least 25 worms, but is packed with 28-30 worms and enough food to grow them to 1.5″ (great for feeding leopard geckos, smaller dragons, and like-sized lizards). Hornworm habitats are packed with worms when you order it to ensure the freshest product possible! All habitats are shipped with small worms and enough food to grow them to the desired size of the customer’s needs. 12 Count:Ĭontains at least 12 worms, but is packed with 14-15 worms and enough food to grow 12 worms to their full growth potential of 4″ and 10g (great for sub-adult and adult bearded, large chameleons, and like-sized or larger animals) During times of extreme temperatures shipping on Hornworms may be delayed.
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