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Mealworms
The Universal Staple for Reptiles & Birds
SpeciesTenebrio molitor
StorageCool / Refrigerated
Best ForDaily Feeding
Mealworms are the most popular feeder insect in the world for a reason. They are exceptionally easy to store, high in protein, and provide a reliable source of energy for reptiles, amphibians, and wild birds alike.
Mealworms Nutrition Facts
Calcium: Phosphorus ratio
1.15:1
Calcium
169mg/kg
Phosphorus
2950mg/kg
Moisture
62%
Crude Protein
19%
Crude Fat
13%
Crude Fiber
2.5%
Ash
1%
❄️ Cold Storage
Mealworms can be kept in a refrigerator (45-50°F) for several weeks to go dormant, preventing them from turning into beetles.
🍗 High Protein
With a 19% protein content, they are a solid building block for muscle growth in juvenile reptiles and songbirds.
🐛 Soft Nymphs
Young mealworms have softer exoskeletons, making them a safe choice for smaller geckos and hatchling lizards.
💰 Cost Effective
Mealworms offer the best "bang for your buck," providing a high volume of quality nutrition at an affordable price point.
The Reliable Classic
Whether you are feeding a Leopard Gecko or a backyard bluebird, Mealworms provide the consistent, high-protein energy they need to thrive year-round.
*Tip: Gut load with apple slices or carrots for 24 hours after removing from the fridge to boost hydration.*
