Zilla Reptile Munchies Mealworms Lizard Food, 3.75-oz bag

I bought for my tenrecs and hedgies thinking it'd be easier which is poor decision making on my part especially when I've seen warnings about the dryness causing choking but I was watching my tenrec eat the dry bugs and he started gagging. It was only a second but that second in the moment was scary and felt more like ten. I've never seen any of my pets react that way to foods I've offered and no it wasn't any sort of anointing lol. So fair warning my advice stick to kibble and bugs. Live and if your really looking for the yums- gut loaded live bugs! Gut loaded meaning bugs fed carrots, apples, and potatoes.

My rats adore these nasty things. But this time the bag came crushed between bags of cat food. So now my rats get meal worm dust sprinkles in their salads. I’d submit a complaint, but that section doesn’t like working for me.

Our 4-5 month old hedgehog, Pokey, will not touch these. Not a bad price though, much cheaper on chewy than in store.

Most commercial hamster foods do not contain enough protein. These are a great addition to their diet to help meet protein needs. We give our dwarf hamster a few a day and she goes CRAZY over them! Not sure I would pay the full price (bought them on sale) when other brands are significantly less, but pleased with the packaging, quality, etc!

When I bought it l thought that It was a waste of money,until I saw that my pet was actually eating them! A couple days later I saw that taco/my pet,was actually eating them out of my mom’s tweezers we all were surprised.

I feed these mealworms to my lizard in my hedgehogs and they absolutely love them.

Great product! My geckos love it!!! Will definitely be buying this again!

I grow carnivorous plants and was looking for a larger sized bag of mealworms to feed them with. This one was inexpensive and exactly what I needed. Plants have been getting plenty of growth since I started them on these mealworms.

I thought I’d give these little gems a try, well what a waste that was. I should have known because I’ve seen similar issues with other foods with freeze dried worms for my beardie. These “worms” are literally just dry exoskeletons. There’s nothing to them. My leopard, “Ricky Lizardo,” likes to eat from the tongs and he will not eat these. If Ricky bites into one he will spit it out. There are worm crumbs everywhere. I’ve never seen a leopard react like this. Completely and total waste of money. Do not recommend. Get your hiney out and buy real live mealworms! That’s what I’m going to have to keep doing.

My hedgie at first ate a couple but then after that she was done with them. I tried multiple times and even mixed them in some scrambled eggs, boiled chicken & in her dry food & she just pushed them aside and ate around them. Every pet as their own likes & dislikes, and my hedgehog said she will pass.