SSimsswiSS Avid Member Apr 17, 2012 #2 LILSTAROFLOVE said: Are super Millie's ok for a one year old veiled Click to expand... As in mealworms? Not millipedes, right.
LILSTAROFLOVE said: Are super Millie's ok for a one year old veiled Click to expand... As in mealworms? Not millipedes, right.
JonRich New Member Apr 17, 2012 #6 LILSTAROFLOVE said: Super worms but there big meal worms Click to expand... So to clear it up because they are the "same" but not really.. Superworms (Zophobas morio) ... beetle larva, naturally this large and have a thinner exoskeleton. Giant Mealworms (Zophobas artratus)... also beetle larva, but they are genetically altered to grow larger (they have a thicker exoskeleton)
LILSTAROFLOVE said: Super worms but there big meal worms Click to expand... So to clear it up because they are the "same" but not really.. Superworms (Zophobas morio) ... beetle larva, naturally this large and have a thinner exoskeleton. Giant Mealworms (Zophobas artratus)... also beetle larva, but they are genetically altered to grow larger (they have a thicker exoskeleton)
JonRich New Member Apr 17, 2012 #7 The regular mealworms are Tenebrio molitor Either way, they are all ok in moderation.
joneill New Member Apr 18, 2012 #8 Only feed superworms and mealworms as a treat, ie. once or twice per week as the chitin in their exoskeletons is very tough to digest and feeding too many can cause gastro-intestinal problems.
Only feed superworms and mealworms as a treat, ie. once or twice per week as the chitin in their exoskeletons is very tough to digest and feeding too many can cause gastro-intestinal problems.