We are proud to offer some of the highest quality hornworms in the country, produced by Great Lakes Hornworm in Michigan.
Hornworms (Manduca sexta) are popular feeders for a variety of pet invertebrates, amphibians, and reptiles. The bright green/turquoise color stimulates picky eaters, and they are extremely low maintenance.
Hornworms contain a moderate amount of protein and are low in fat, making them a low-calorie part of your pet's diet. They are popular as treats, but can actually be fed somewhat consistently. Note that if hornworms are offered too often, your reptile may develop loose/runny stools.
Hornworms do not have a balanced calcium to phosphorus ratio, so they must be dusted with a high-quality calcium powder before feeding.
Hornworms Nutritional Information:
We offer several counts and sizes of hornworms for sale. Choose from our Medium 12- or 24-count cup, or our Large 6- or 12-count cup.
Providing a variety of different food sources is an important part of keeping your pet healthy, so be sure to check out our other feeder insects too!
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