We have decided that we will no longer be selling butterworms. This was not a decision that we made lightly, and we have been debating on this for awhile now. We feel that in many ways, they are a subpar feeder; they are high in fat (as are waxworms), and while this is okay as part of a well-balanced diet, they are also cost-prohibitive. As they are imported from outside the US, this limits our control when it comes to their quality, and we only wish to supply the best quality feeders. For the benefits that they do offer, we feel it is not worth the cost to you or the risks associated with continuing to offer them to you as our valued customer.
Tebo worms, the larval stage of the Chilean moth (Chilecomadia Moorei)
Used for pet food or fish bait. Size ranges from about 1" to 1 1/2" or larger.
No food, no mess, minimal odor. Simply store the worms in the door of your fridge (approx. 42-45 degrees). At these temperatures the worm enters a state of hibernation and won’t require any food or water for up to 3 months.
Their hassle-free storage and high nutrition make butterworms a great value. And pets love them!
- Moisture- 58.54 %
- Ash- 1.04 %
- Protein- 16.20 %
- Fat- 5.21 %
- Calcium (ml/100 grs)- 42.90
