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Waxworms
Waxworms
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Livefood Waxworms
Give your reptile or exotic pet a tasty and naturally stimulating treat with Livefood Waxworms. A popular live food choice for a wide range of insect-eating pets, waxworms are soft-bodied larvae that can provide variety and extra energy as part of a suitable feeding routine.
Whether you're feeding reptiles, amphibians or other insect-loving pets, live waxworms are an easy way to add variety to their diet and provide an enjoyable feeding experience.
Why You'll Love It
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Nutritious live food for insect-eating pets
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Suitable for a wide range of reptiles and exotic pets
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Soft-bodied and easy for many pets to consume
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Provides variety as part of a varied diet
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A naturally appealing live food for many insect-eating pets
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Great as an occasional treat alongside other live foods
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Ideal for reptiles, amphibians and other insectivorous pets
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Can be used as part of a balanced feeding routine
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Suitable for pets that enjoy smaller, softer livefood
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A popular choice for adding variety to feeding time
Directions for Use
Offer live waxworms as part of your pet's varied and appropriate diet. Select an amount suitable for your pet and provide only the quantity they can safely consume. Waxworms are best offered as an occasional food or treat rather than as the sole source of livefood. Remove any uneaten waxworms after feeding. Livefood should be stored according to the supplier's instructions and provided with suitable food and hydration while being kept.
Suitable For
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Bearded dragons
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Geckos
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Chameleons
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Anoles
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Frogs and amphibians
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Other insect-eating reptiles and exotic pets
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Pets requiring live insect food
Our Pet Shop Tip
Waxworms can be a great way to add variety and excitement to your pet's feeding routine. Because they are relatively energy-dense, they're best offered as part of a varied diet rather than as the main livefood. Always choose an appropriate portion for your individual pet and remove any uneaten worms after feeding.