Live Angleworms
lively and healthy, a favorite for frogs, turtles and other reptiles and amphibians. Angleworms are a nutrient-rich feeder, known for their high moisture content and palatability.
Description
Description
Product Description
lively and healthy, a favorite for frogs, turtles and other reptiles and amphibians. Angleworms are a nutrient-rich feeder, known for their high moisture content and palatability.
Feeding Instructions
Quantity: Start with small quantities and gradually increase depending on your pet’s health and dietary needs. Feed your pets 2-4 angleworms per feeding session.
Frequency: Feed angleworms to your reptile a few times per week as part of a varied diet. Angleworms should not be the sole item in your reptile's diet due to potential nutritional gaps. Include other feeder insects and appropriate food items to provide a balanced diet.
Preparation: Rinse the angleworms with dechlorinated water before feeding them to your reptile to remove any soil or debris.
Presentation: Use feeding tongs to pick up an angleworm and present it to your reptile. Wiggle the worm slightly to stimulate your reptile's feeding response. Ensure the angleworm is properly grasped by your reptile before releasing it.
Monitoring: Observe your reptile during and after feeding to ensure they consume the angleworms safely. Monitor their health and behavior closely, and adjust the quantity of angleworms as needed. Remove any uneaten angleworms to prevent them from burrowing into the substrate and potentially harming your reptile.
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Housing: Store angleworms in a container with damp soil or peat moss. Ensure the substrate is kept moist.
Temperature: Keep angleworms at cool room temperatures, around 60°F to 70°F.
Feeding: Angleworms can be fed directly to pets or placed in a feeding dish.
Hydration: Angleworms get moisture from their environment. Ensure the substrate remains moist.
Product Description
lively and healthy, a favorite for frogs, turtles and other reptiles and amphibians. Angleworms are a nutrient-rich feeder, known for their high moisture content and palatability.
Feeding Instructions
Quantity: Start with small quantities and gradually increase depending on your pet’s health and dietary needs. Feed your pets 2-4 angleworms per feeding session.
Frequency: Feed angleworms to your reptile a few times per week as part of a varied diet. Angleworms should not be the sole item in your reptile's diet due to potential nutritional gaps. Include other feeder insects and appropriate food items to provide a balanced diet.
Preparation: Rinse the angleworms with dechlorinated water before feeding them to your reptile to remove any soil or debris.
Presentation: Use feeding tongs to pick up an angleworm and present it to your reptile. Wiggle the worm slightly to stimulate your reptile's feeding response. Ensure the angleworm is properly grasped by your reptile before releasing it.
Monitoring: Observe your reptile during and after feeding to ensure they consume the angleworms safely. Monitor their health and behavior closely, and adjust the quantity of angleworms as needed. Remove any uneaten angleworms to prevent them from burrowing into the substrate and potentially harming your reptile.
Habitat and Care
Housing: Store angleworms in a container with damp soil or peat moss. Ensure the substrate is kept moist.
Temperature: Keep angleworms at cool room temperatures, around 60°F to 70°F.
Feeding: Angleworms can be fed directly to pets or placed in a feeding dish.
Hydration: Angleworms get moisture from their environment. Ensure the substrate remains moist.
