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Reptile Crickets food - Waxworms

Waxworms

By Timberline Live Petfoods

Tender, plump and nutritious, waxworms are a great way to provide more natural diversity to your pet's diet. Come in many quantities.

Ideal Temperature, Storage and Maintenance

Timberline waxworms can be stored for a couple of weeks if kept at 55° F. read more...

Additional Description

This is the ideal temperature for waxworms; however, most refrigerators are a little colder than this. Often, the butter tray on the door of your refrigerator is the best place to find this ideal temperature. It's better to keep waxworms at room temp with low humidity than it is to store them in a refrigerator that is colder than 40° F in its warmest area. Cupped waxworms should be stored in their cup. They have entered a stage in their life cycle where they no longer consume food. They are living off the fat supplies in their bodies. This means you'll see them growing smaller the longer you keep them. Always remove any dead (black) wax worms from the container. It's extremely important that they be stored in low humidity.

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Kirsten

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Posted by: Kirsten (tyger9791) zoonatic on 2 years ago

My reptiles love waxworms. I give these to them as a treat and to stimulate a feeding response in sickly reptiles. They are mainly just water and fat.… Read More

Helpful: +19

Rated 4.0 out of 5.0
Santa Cruz SPCA

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Posted by: Santa Cruz SPCA (santacruzspca) zoowise on 1 year ago

I use them for a treat. The dragons love em!

Helpful: +14

Rated 4.0 out of 5.0
Swiftnightfox

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Posted by: Swiftnightfox zoophyte on 2 years ago

I have only fed my reptile waxworms on very few occasions. First of all, they spoil very quickly. They are not as resilient as mealworms and that is t… Read More

Helpful: +4

Rated 4.0 out of 5.0
Ashley  H.

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Posted by: Ashley H. (coyoteluver) zoophyte on 2 years ago

Many reptiles love waxworms. Infact they will always almost eat these before anything else. This is because they are high in fat content and are not… Read More

1 Comment | Helpful: +2

Rated 5.0 out of 5.0
Ezzie S.

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Posted by: Ezzie S. (ezzie) zoophyte on 1 year ago

I feed these to my bearded dragon, but she only gets 5 every 2 weeks when I purchase crickets. She will gain a ton of weight if I don't watch her wit… Read More

Helpful: +4

Rated 4.0 out of 5.0
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