Silkworm Food (Mulberry Leaves)
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United StatesHaving never ordered from them before I didn't know what to expect. Everything shipped super fast and was held at the post office as asked and was alive on opening- everyone is thriving so far and couldn't be happier
United StatesI order my silkworms and my hornworms from dubia always get more then 25 and my order is always fulfilled fast
United StatesLeaves arrived in a ziplock bag and were nice and fresh, worms loved them. Only suggestion I have is maybe give an idea of how much these guys eat, I bought 10 leaves and they mowed through them in a couple days. If I had known I would've ordered more.
United StatesNeed much improved quality of silkworms, they don’t live long and come at way to small of a size to feel to anything of a decent size
I am beyond happy with this product, the leaves were huge healthy and the silkworms were super happy with them lol, I glad I tried these!! Well worth it thanks!
United StatesThe mulberry leaves arrived fine, sealed in a plastic bag. The first time I ordered them, I fed one to the silkworms and kept the bag sealed. The remaining leaves developed a fungus within a day or two. This second order, I kept the bag unsealed and there was no fungus problem. I don't know if keeping them in the sealed plastic bag caused the fungus problem. I couldn't find any information about how best to store mulberry leaves. The main thing about the leaves is that you need to order quite a number if you want the silkworms to get big. They eat voraciously. If you plan to feed them to your reptile while they're still relatively small, then you'll be fine with 5 or 10 leaves. If you run out of leaves, the silkworms starve pretty quickly, so you need to use them (the silkworms) or lose them.
