Silkworms

According to many, Silkworms are naturally the healthiest insect you can get to feed your pet. You just can’t beat the low-fat content & nutritional value of a silk worm. Silkworms are a high source of Calcium, Protein, Iron, Magnesium, Sodium, and Vitamins B1, B2, and B3.

How to Feed:

Feed silkworms as a staple or treat to your pets by placing them in a bowl, or tong feed them to your animal.

A wide variety of reptiles and amphibians love silkworms, including bearded dragons, leopard geckos, crested geckos, pacman frogs, monitors, tegus, skinks, pixie frogs, and many tree frogs.

All of our silk worms are cared for on a daily basis while in the shop.

Silkworms are the larva of the domesticated silk moth and are extremely delicate.They are very high in calcium and protein and low in fat. They are also a soft bodied worm which makes them a delectable meal that goes down easy for your reptile!

It is not east keeping silk worms as they are extremely susceptible to their environments and eat exclusively mulberry leaves or mulberry mash. To keep silk worms, you must keep them elevated, warm, and dry and they must eat! Cardboard egg cartons will do very well to elevate them. Do not put them directly on plastic!

Please contact for larger quantities.