Butterworms - Chilecomadia moorei - Butterworms are caterpillars of the Chilean Tebo Moth. They have twice the calcium of any other feeder! Butterworms have fat, smooth bodies and a fruity aroma. They are great for juveniles and gravid females.                          

      Superworms - Zopobas morio - Superworms look like huge mealworms, but they are easier to digest. They are the larval stage of a tropical beetle. Superworms wriggle a lot, which helps to attract pets. They are a great staple feeder for larger reptiles. NOTE: We suggest these instead of Giant Mealworms. They have softer exoskeletons, and no Hormones used in their production.

Mealworms - Tenebrio molitor - Mealworms are beetle larvae. They are easiest to digest when they are freshly moulted. Because of their hard exoskeletons, they are best fed sparingly, or simply as food for arachnids.

   Waxworms - Galleria mellonella - Waxworms are small, white caterpillars that are high in fat. They are often found in honeycombs as pests. Waxworms are best used as a treat or as a nutritional boost for sick or malnourished pets.   

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NUTRITIONAL ANALYSIS
	Crickets	Meal Worms	Wax Worms	Super Worms	Butter Worms
Moisture, %	69.07	62.44	61.73	59.37	58.54
Fat, %	6.01	12.72	22.19	17.89	5.21
Protein, %	21.32	20.27	15.50	17.41	16.20
Fiber, %	3.2	1.73	7.69	6.80	N/A
Ash	2.17	1.57	1.02	1.20	1.04
Ca, ppm	345	133	283	124	N/A
P, ppm	4238	3345	2161	2320	N/A
CA/P ratio %	0.081	0.040	0.131	0.053	N/A