Calci Worm nutritional info
Calci-Worms or Phoenix Worms® are in fact black soldier fly larvae and they are the latest livefood taking the reptile & amphibian keeping world by storm as you may have heard, and rightly so. If you have heard anything about calci-worms they probably sound like a ‘miracle’ food, with claims of Calci worms or Phoenix Worms® reversing metabolic bone disease, increasing clutch sizes, boosting growth rates by up to 30% and also being anti microbial, among loads of other benefits, read on to find out some of the reasons why so many are turning to calci worms as their pets main food!
Why you should feed your pet calci worms
· You don’t feed them
· Stay fresh in their pot for weeks at room temperature (even longer at 50-60 degrees)
· No noise
· No odour
· Will stay in a dish – no escapees
· They wiggle like crazy which excites and entices herps – great food for a picky eaters
· They taste good (a guess, herps greedily consume them)
· Come in three sizes to satisfy most pets, from dart frogs to adult bearded dragons
· Stimulate the appetite of animals that don’t readily feed
· Can halt or reverse the effects of MBD (Metabolic Bone Disease)
· Provide a boost of nutrition for gravid or just laid females
· A great start for all hatchlings
Calci Worms are a high-calcium soft bodied larvae of the Black Soldier Fly. They do not carry disease, and are so high in calcium that many reptile experts recommend them over other soft bodied grubs. Calci worms are the only calcium rich feeder insects that have naturally balanced calcium and phosphorus and can be safely fed as a staple diet
Calci Worms are ready to serve straight from their pot, no need to dust or gut load these insects before feeding to your pet. Calci Worms are low in fat and naturally have 23 to 61 times more calcium than other commonly fed feeder insects.