Where is the best online feeders?

[gofroggy08]

I'm looking for an online source to get good hornworms, butterworms (if they're safe for chams), and silk worms for relatively cheap. Any suggestions?

 

[ridgebax1]

I like mulberry farms, but coastal silk worm and great lakes hornworm are also good sources. http://www.elliotsbutterworms.com/ has good butterworms and rainbowmealworms on ebay has great prices for phoenix worms.
The problem is that these are live animals and in order to get them to you alive they need to be a minimum of 2 day shipping, so not really too cheap but still worth it and really probably cheaper than a pet store in the long run.

 

[gofroggy08]

Seeing as I don't think my local petstore even sells them yea it would be helpful. Does mulberry farm sell multiple types of worm?

 

[sandrachameleon]

There is a long list of suppliers in this blog entry:
https://www.chameleonforums.com/blogs/sandrachameleon/171-where-buy-feeders-online.html

also, please consider the site sponsors! many of them are bug suppliers
https://www.chameleonforums.com/index.php?page=sponsors

 

[xraygirl]

'Linda's gone buggie' has feeders at a great price too I also get feeders through 'Tennessee geckos' and 'southcentral feeders' on facebook

 

[ridgebax1]

Seeing as I don't think my local petstore even sells them yea it would be helpful. Does mulberry farm sell multiple types of worm?

Yes they do sell a variety of worms. Additionally as your need for feeders increase, you may consider getting crickets online too. I just got 500 crickets from Ghann's cricket farm for around $26.00. Their crickets are very healthy with very little die off and for the same amount of crickets from my local pet store it would be over $50 not including time and gas to go get them.

 

[gofroggy08]

Hmm...duly noted. I may have to look into that. Were they all one size?