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Mealworm

Dried mealworm larvae are a suitable dietary supplement for insectivorous lizards, turtles, invertebrates and other terrarium animals. They can also be offered to understory terrestrial turtles, birds, insectivores or small rodents. Feed several times a day in smaller quantities. The mealworm has the most balanced proportion of protein (51%) and fat (30%) of all feed insects. It is a source of probiotic fibre, vitamins, minerals and trace elements (complex B, A, P, Ca, Mg, Fe, Zn). It contains naturally occurring taurine, which is essential for good animal health and is otherwise added synthetically to feed. Free of dyes and preservatives.