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12-15 cocoons for $15 shipped.. these moths will emerge in one week and lay eggs. After one month, place these eggs into the fridge (sealed in ziplock bag) and remove them to hatch on demand as needed. Also have egg special going on. 99% hatch rate. FRESH eggs. Please visit website...

yes, I have excess. They are raised on leaves.. that's why the special. Leaf raised are healthy and plump and can sustain shipping.

I have live silkworms for sale and will have them through summer. I can customize for u. Currently have 65 large with free bag of leaves shipped for $19. Pls paypal to [email protected]

Hello.... I am back after some time off and have some large in stock... selling 65 +for $19 shipped and will include a small bag of leaves... limited supplies this week only!

only smalls right now... and it is so hot that I refrain from shipping to local areas.. hey, just wanted to say that with the female moths, if you cut open her belly, it's nothing but preformed eggs.. the egg shells are pretty tough.. I don't know if it is digestible for a cham... put it...

Oh Thank you. I thought katy tx was familiar.. it always makes me nervous shipping to the south!

the eggs are valuable, however, the moths will be completely spent= no nutritional value whatsoever. You can cut the cocoons open at day 5 and the pupa will be at the most nutritional point- fully ripe. Feed the pupa off to your cham. It may not be intriguing but it is full of goodness...

I mean, I am selling leaves now. Purchase a bag with your small silkworms and raise them yourself to med size. Forgot to add, these are Tiger Silkworms.

Raise your own silkworms on leaves to medium size. Check my website. thanks.

50+ small/med shipped for only $14 .. arrives in 2-3 days. 100+ small/med shipped for only $20. Medium and Large coming up soon... thank you. all raised on leaves.

try my website at www.ladysilkworm.com

Hi Snowberry, when the moths emerges from the cocoon, they spill out this cocoonaise or meconium that stains the silk. You can certainly soak it and use it for spinning, and it is called peace silk. Originally silk moths spun colorful cocoons but white was a mutation that later became a...

Very nice!! thanks!:)

there was a jack rabbit that used to be on my lawn.. he was attracted to the clover that seems to be only available on at my place... until he got later ran over by a car.. I'm sure clovers are very good food source, they also cannot be killed due to strong root system= always come back no...

If you can, you should let the male rest for a few hours in between mating. Technically, the male's first mating only requires one hr to do. Then you can physically detach the male and put him in a separate, and cooler room to rest. Shouldnt let him be in the same room with the females as...

definitely not photoshop.. although some photos are doctored, they came from Chinese sites. These are taken by my customers.. I have raised my own too. Not recommended as feeders though.. you never know what effect they have on chams.. a few dragon/cham breeders bought color chow...

Here is a picture from a customer of mine who raised exotically color silkworms using my chow.. the moths have normal fur, but the body is slightly tinged with the color. they also laid colorful eggs..

hey they can live in the fridge without harm for a few days at time, try it next time!

yes I know it is you Kara :) I know ascorbic acid, benzoic acid and critic acid are some..they can be produced in labs. ascorbic acid is very expensive.. not sure about the rest. however, silkworm GI tracts are alkalinic.. so, too much preservatives won't do them good either...my...

yes, do you know what is added?? I suspect preservatives but i didn't want to say anything.. I think this is why some sellers say their chow is better.. it lasts longer thanks to these stuff.. but of all the insect feeders out there.. pretty much everything they eat is organic or fortified but...