Zoo Med 3 Pack of Can O' Silkworms, 1.2 Ounces Per Can

These are a good treat for my beardie when she is tired of crickets and roaches. I have no complaints of this product!

I don’t like to keep live feeders, canned bugs like this are a great alternative for me. My boy normally gets crickets and grasshoppers (along with lots of veggies, fruits, vitamins) but I wanted to get a special treat for his upcoming birthday. These silk works are HUGE! Easily 10 times bigger than any I’ve found live in stores. They are large enough I can still hand-feed them to my special needs/spoiled bearded dragon. I would not recommend these for those keeping smaller reptiles/frogs like anoles or geckos, but if you have chonky scales who like a big bite these are amazing. Easily the size of a field cricket. Dragon gobbled them all happily. They are pretty smelly but that’s just part of the deal, they don’t reek outside the packaging and that’s all that really matters. KEEP OPEN CANS REFRIGERATED! Take them out for 10-20 minutes before feeding from the fridge so they have time to come up to room temp. Very happy with purchase, and so is my baby boy. 🦎

My bearded dragon has been eating these for a couple of years and he always liked him. The last two or three orders that I got, three cans at a time, I’ve ended up throwing out a lot of them because he won’t eat them. They are scrawny looking and they used to be nice and plump. There’s also lots of tiny pieces of them and that never used to be the case. I’ve included a picture so that you can see. I think he might’ve eaten two out of this entire can.

I buy theses to keep on hand for my rehab birds that need to eat caterpillars until my large order comes in.

My chameleon unfortunately bit off its own tongue by accident (yes graphic, I know), and would no longer eat crickets. I was able to feed these to him using wooden tongs. I occasionally dip one in water or calcium supplement in order to give the cham what he needs for nutrients.The silkworms smell terrible to us, but he likes them. Make sure you refrigerate after opening the can, and make sure to throw it out after two weeks if not completely used (they recommend one week). This product has saved my poor cham and I'm actually happy that I don't have to take care of crickets anymore (although stick to mostly crickets if you have a healthy chameleon. This would only be used as a snack for healthy chams).

Great supplement for my pet reptiles. These are large and probably better suited for something larger than a leopard gecko but if you have different species of reptiles than you’ll find enough variety in worm sizes in a can to feed pets of various sizes.

As a treat or as an emergency food for if main source of live bugs is late/has an issue, I get these. My Dragon goes absolutely bonkers over these. Dried bugs have virtually no nutritional value at all but since these are heated in the can moisture and nutrition remains decently. More expensive than live bugs but also super east to access compared to live bug vendors. Easy to keep cans on hand.

The reptiles didn't care for these and they stank something awful. I used to get them lots cheaper in large cans rather than these dollhouse cans, and they smelled better and the lizards did like them. I guess I'll have to drive to the big city next time I get any.