Phoenix Worms - Live Aquarium Fish Food

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* Small & Medium
Silkworms
* Extra Small Silkworms
* Silkworm Eggs

Live Food for Fish Fry:

* Vinegar Eels
* Microworms
* Brine Shrimp Eggs

Live Food for Small & Medium Fish:

* Extra Sml Silkworms
* Small Silkworms
* Silkworm Eggs
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* D. Hydei: Flightless Fruitflies
* Fruit Fly Larvae
* Rice Flour Beetle Larvae
* Black Worms
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Live Food for Large Fish:

* Medium Phoenix Worms
* Superworms

Non-Living Supplies:

* Hikari Aquarium Fish Food
* Fish Fry Food
* Betta Tank
* Fly Culturing Supplies
* Fruit Fly Culturing Kits
* No Bugs Insecticidal
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Phoenix Worms
(Soldier Fly Larvae)
Extremely High in Calcium & Phosphorous!


150 Extra Small Phoenix Worms (Approximately 1/8'') $9.50 Please See Product Description Below
100 Medium Phoenix Worms (Approximately 1/2'') - $9.50

Extra Small Phoenix Worms

Medium Phoenix Worms

Product Description:

The Phoenix Worms will last for weeks in the container they are shipped to you in if kept cool. They require no food or maintenance and should not be refrigerated.
Phoenix Worms are super high in calcium and are very nutritious. Please see the Nutritional Information Chart Below.
Most animals greedily consume phoenix worms, so they must be delicious and highly appealing.
The phoenix worms will begin to turn dark colored and become less active as they age. This is perfectly normal and does not affect their value as a live and nutritious feeder.
Phoenix worms combined with other live feeders will give your pet the essential variety they require in their diet and therefore maximize your animal's good health.

Phoenix Worms have a naturally balanced calcium:phosphorus ratio and are the only calcium-rich feeder that can be safely fed as a staple.

In addition to having a perfect balance of calcium and phosphorus, Phoenix Worms provide high levels of natural lauric acid. Lauric acid is known for its excellent antimicrobial properties, including potent activity against lipid coated viruses, clostridium and pathogenic protozoa including coccidia. Lauric acid is a medium chain saturated fatty acid found in Phoenix Worms as well as some vegetable oils and in dairy products. 53% of the fat in Phoenix Worms is beneficial lauric acid, a proven antimicrobial that is especially effective against coccidiosis.

SOURCE: Dr. Craig Sheppard,
a university entomologist and the developer of this unique new feeder insect.