Hornworms

When hornworms turn red, that means they're finished growing and they're getting ready to pupate into moths. Although they may look different, they're still safe for your pet to eat.

MOLD: If your cups develop mold in them, simply take a spoon and remove it. The main cause of mold forming in the cups is from too much humidity or...

When the hornworms are delivered to your house, they will arrive in a large, clear cup with plenty of food and a mesh divider that they can climb on. The...

Hornworms can grow quite large — about 3-4".

No! Wild hornworms' natural diet makes them potentially toxic, which will poison your pet if eaten. Only offer captive-bred hornworms to your pet.