Waxworms

Depending on what type of waxworms you have, waxworms will pupate into Lesser Wax Moths (Achroia grisella) or Greater Wax Moths (Galleria mellonella). Wax moths are quite nutritious and can...

Waxworms generally eat a mix of grains, bran, and honey, but you will not need to feed them. Keeping them cool keeps them in a dormant state where they don't...

Waxworms are the larvae of the Greater Wax Moth, Galleria mellonella. The larvae may look like large maggots, but they are more like caterpillars.

Moisture — 58.5% Protein — 14.1% Fat — 24.9% Ash — 0.6% Fiber — 3.4% Calcium — 243mg/kg Phosphorus — 1950mg/kg

Waxworms are very easy to keep. Your order will arrive in a small plastic container with sawdust substrate. Stick this container in the door of your fridge to keep them...

No. Due to their extremely high fat content, waxworms should be offered as occasional treats for omnivorous and insectivorous pets. Feeding waxworms too often can lead to excessive weight gain...