Butter Worms 25 BUTTER25

Butter Worms 25

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Nutritional Information
25 Count Butter Worms per cup
(Chilecomadia moorei)

Butter Worms have a natural fruity smell and a red to yellow color that reptiles can't resist. Butter Worms are packaged in bran flakes and can be stored in the refrigerator for 3 - 6 months.

Butter Worms are used as a food source for a variety of pets including birds, small mammals, fish, lizards and other reptiles. Perhaps better known as fishing bait, Butter Worms have been long used for fishing in their native country of Chile. Butter Worms are well known in Europe where they are used extensively as both live pet food and fishing bait.

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Butter Worms have fat smooth bodies like wax worms but are much, much larger.

Our Butter Worms are shipped in wheat bran. The packing material is used to absorb moisture and not as a food source as the Butter Worms will not eat it.

Store your Butter Worms at temperatures of 42 to 45 degrees F. in the refrigerator. They keep for extended periods of time. They have been stored successfully for 4 months with minimal loss.

Make sure the bedding material remains dry, as moisture will kill the Butterworms. They do occasionally try to spin cocoons but will not pupate.

At around 43 percent Calcium, butterworms have more than twice the Calcium content of almost all other feeder insects - on par with the Phoenix Worm!

Customer Reviews

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I wanted to share with you how the phoenix worms saved the life of my beardie hatchling.
I got the beardie two weeks before xmas and he became very ill shortly after the first of the year.
I ended up hand feeding him for several days until he got some strength back. He almost died on me.
I ordered the phoenix worms because Ollie had a hard time catching crickets as he hadn't grown for the first couple of months.
After feeding the phoenix worms Ollie has since shed and is growing quickly. The package arrived as promised with all the worms alive.
I have also ordered crickets for my other herps and want to thank you for the excellent quality of your product.

Teresa L.
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if this was 1-10 rating my mom gives it a 8 because it,s informative. love this website because it gives variety of food items for geckos and because i have a geckos.
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Thank you so much for helping me find a new Staple Diet for my Beardies !!! They absolutely LOVE the Butter worms !!! I do wish you would sell them in larger numbers (i.e. 100, 200, 500 worms per cup), my beardies go through 25 in 2-3 days. You guys have the best Customer Service around and wow do shipments arrive fast ! I've had a few glitches with the Phoenix worms I've ordered, but you have taken care of it right away with integrity. You have gained a loyal customer !!! Anne - Tacoma, WA
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Hi, I just wanted to give a shout out to you to say thanks for the quick delivery! The worms arrived safe, alive, fresh and ready to be hungrily devoured by my 15 yr. old box turtle. He absolutely loves the Butter Worms!!! Thanks Again, Katharine Hesson
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I got my butter worms in today; 25 just to try out. I took them home for my lunch break and gave 5 to my 5 month old bearded dragon. She promptly ate all 5 of them. It's too bad you only sell cups of 25, as I would consider these for a staple feeder. Thanks!
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I own a retail store and sold lots of mealworms, crickets and waxworms. I was thrilled to find a site that sold more than that. The variety has excited my customers. I think this makes the reptiles healthier, too!
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Wow, I am a first time customer of Premiun Crickets! My butterworms came extremely fast & they arrived alive and well! My bearded dragon, Medusa absolutely LOVES butterworms!! They are pleasant smelling, easy to care for, and last a long time! They are my favorite feeder worm, and the nutritional value is amazing! Thanks!
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