Price history for Reptile Food Dried Mealworms Pet Worms Food for Bearded Dragon, Lizard, Turtles, Chameleon, Monitor, Frog, Sugar Glider, Chickens, Birds, Hamsters and Hedgehogs (3.5 OZ)
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$9.97
- September 15, 2024
$8.97
- September 14, 2024
$9.97
- August 11, 2024
Since: August 11, 2024
Highest Price:
$9.97
- August 11, 2024
Lowest Price:
$8.97
- September 14, 2024
Last Amazon price update was: September 16, 2024 20:18
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✅Dried Mealworms Offer the Natural Nutrition Many Pets Require. the Dried Worms Are an Ideal Choice for Those That Don’t Like to Handle Live Prey. Great for Reptiles, Frogs, Birds, Tropical Fish, Sugar Gliders and Hedgehogs!
✅Dried Mealworms Are More Nutritionally Dense Than Live Mealworms Due to the Absence of Moisture. Meaning Your Pets Will Get More of the Nutrients They Need, Without All the Filling Moisture.
✅Dried Mealworms Are a Great Alternative to Live Mealworms. Especially During the Hot Summer or Cold Winter Months when It Can Be More Expensive to Ship Live Mealworms.
✅Ingredients: 100% Natural. Moisture: ≤5%. Protein: 53.8% . Fat: 24.9%. Shelf-life: 12 Months. These Products Are Great Sources of Vitamins, Minerals and Other Important Nutrients for Your Pet.
✅Note: Please Soak in Warm Water for 20 Minutes Before Feeding. Can Achieve a Better Taste. Please Remember to Be Patient when Giving Your Pet a NEW TREAT. It May Take Some Time Before They Start to Love Them.
8 reviews for BNYEE Reptile Food Dried Mealworms (3.5 OZ)
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R.F. –
My turtle loves these!!
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Mr. Fixit in Review –
I had been feeding live worms to bluebirds. They love fresh, but did adapt to the freeze dried pretty well by mixing the two. After that I did fresh sometimes and only freeze dried at others. They ate them all. As a side note, the survival rate for bluebirds that are fed consistently is well over 85%. A pair of birds have to work hard to feed a brood of 4-5 fledglings and the rate of survival drops to something like 65% without feeding. Also recently learned that if either parent dies, the brood dies. Just a few tidbits of info.
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linda shanes –
Quality product. Birds live them
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Tim Foust –
Very good
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Trisha Embree –
reviewing these because im super happy with them.
its a pretty big plastic container filled basically to the brim with regular sized meal worms. had a can-like seal, which i was happy about. took a while to figure out that i had to pop off the lid rather than twist it open, but it happens lol. immediately after opening i put a few in a little cup with some water to make them easy to pick up for my quails and once soft i dropped them in. my quails went NUTSSS. running around, stealing from each other, quite literally chugging the worms… it was pretty crazy. but im glad they’re happy
to those who want some sizeable worms, these are not for you. i’d recommend giant mealworms or super worms (warning: if live, super worms do bite!)
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EggersJ –
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Of all the things I’ve bought for my turtle to eat, these mealworms are her favorite thing to eat. They do have a slight smell but nothing terrible. This bottle has lasted a good amount of time and will last her a lot longer so its a great value considering how long it will last her.
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Karen Ramirez –
My sugar gliders love it
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Bob Patten –
They keep my garage clean of insects. In return, I give them this tasty snack. It’s gone as fast as I can put it out on the floor in coffee can lids. My lizards are the curly tails from the Bahamas.
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R.F. –
My turtle loves these!!
Mr. Fixit in Review –
I had been feeding live worms to bluebirds. They love fresh, but did adapt to the freeze dried pretty well by mixing the two. After that I did fresh sometimes and only freeze dried at others. They ate them all. As a side note, the survival rate for bluebirds that are fed consistently is well over 85%. A pair of birds have to work hard to feed a brood of 4-5 fledglings and the rate of survival drops to something like 65% without feeding. Also recently learned that if either parent dies, the brood dies. Just a few tidbits of info.
linda shanes –
Quality product. Birds live them
Tim Foust –
Very good
Trisha Embree –
reviewing these because im super happy with them.
its a pretty big plastic container filled basically to the brim with regular sized meal worms. had a can-like seal, which i was happy about. took a while to figure out that i had to pop off the lid rather than twist it open, but it happens lol. immediately after opening i put a few in a little cup with some water to make them easy to pick up for my quails and once soft i dropped them in. my quails went NUTSSS. running around, stealing from each other, quite literally chugging the worms… it was pretty crazy. but im glad they’re happy
to those who want some sizeable worms, these are not for you. i’d recommend giant mealworms or super worms (warning: if live, super worms do bite!)
EggersJ –
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Of all the things I’ve bought for my turtle to eat, these mealworms are her favorite thing to eat. They do have a slight smell but nothing terrible. This bottle has lasted a good amount of time and will last her a lot longer so its a great value considering how long it will last her.
Karen Ramirez –
My sugar gliders love it
Bob Patten –
They keep my garage clean of insects. In return, I give them this tasty snack. It’s gone as fast as I can put it out on the floor in coffee can lids. My lizards are the curly tails from the Bahamas.