Fluker's Gourmet-Style Mealworm Food
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23 Customer Questions
117 Customer Reviews
How to store worms in between feedings
In between feedings I store worms in a freezer bag and put them into the freezer and take out as needed. No waste.
Mmmm Worms
Got these for my death feigning beetles and they really enjoyed them - do remember to refrigerate or your gonna come back to mold-galore.
Hedgie approved
My hedgehog loves these mealworms as snacks! I give him about 5 per night bc hedgies can’t eat too many of these, so my only con is that almost half the can goes bad before he can finish them
sinking meal worms
Bought this for our aquarium turtle. He does not like these. They sink to the bottom of the tank. He likes his food floating. If your pet will eat from the bottom of the tank, this looks like some really good stuff to feed them. Looks and feels very fresh. My turtle just wont eat anything on the bottom of the tank.
Dead worms
They arrived dead, every one!! A waste of money!!!
DUCKS LOVE IT
I can just tap the can on the ground and my ducks rush over and gobble it down within seconds. very moist and cheaper than other brands.
Mockingbirds love this!
The mockingbird pair that hangs around my yard cannot get enough of these worms. In the summer they will fill their beaks with at least five or six worms and feed them to their young.
Dead worms
When my package arrived most of the meal worms were dead and it’s not very healthy to feed lizards dead meal worms .
Not live worms !!!!
AHOULD LIST NOT LIVE these where pickiled not live
Mississippi Map
Bought these unaware that they were wet , but glad I did my aquatic map turtle LOVED them tore down two cans within the two weeks (he only likes millworms), here ordering more now but thought I’d share for anyone wondering if their reptile would like them !!!
