Where can i get mealworms ?

[Tanks19]

Hi, does anyone know where I could get some mealworms? I have Petco and a Petsmart close by, should I get some from one of those places?

[AM1C39]

If they sell mealworms you should get them.

[SolenopsisKeeper]

Hi, does anyone know where I could get some mealworms? I have Petco and a Petsmart close by, should I get some from one of those places?

Flukes sells some, you would have to compare pricing. When I I buy from petco, they tell me not to feed the worms… then they die… I buy from a place called family reptile. Not sure if it is in LA

[Tanks19]

sadly not

[AntsLuxembourg]

Hi, does anyone know where I could get some mealworms? I have Petco and a Petsmart close by, should I get some from one of those places?

Flukes sells some, you would have to compare pricing. When I I buy from petco, they tell me not to feed the worms… then they die… I buy from a place called family reptile. Not sure if it is in LA

Of course you "don't have to" feed them if you just throw them straight into the fridge at 6°C or whatever. They can easily handle it and they don't start smelling. If you feed them, throw in things like carrots. Vegetables that don't contain a lot of water which could spill and make a mess.

But I can assure you, mealworms can just stay in the fridge for most of their live until you throw them into the ant nest / setup for feeding purposes.

[SolenopsisKeeper]

Hi, does anyone know where I could get some mealworms? I have Petco and a Petsmart close by, should I get some from one of those places?

Flukes sells some, you would have to compare pricing. When I I buy from petco, they tell me not to feed the worms… then they die… I buy from a place called family reptile. Not sure if it is in LA

Of course you "don't have to" feed them if you just throw them straight into the fridge at 6°C or whatever. They can easily handle it and they don't start smelling. If you feed them, throw in things like carrots. Vegetables that don't contain a lot of water which could spill and make a mess.

But I can assure you, mealworms can just stay in the fridge for most of their live until you throw them into the ant nest / setup for feeding purposes.

I was referring to superworms, sorry, but my supplier also sells those. I think it is a great supplier for ant feeders in the US.

[Tanks19]

Thanks for all the help