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Silk worm

Dried silkworm are a healthy and highly nutritious delicacy for insectivorous lizards, turtles and other terrarium animals. They can also be offered to undergrowth terrestrial turtles, birds, insectivores or small rodents. They are rich in protein, fat, fiber and amino acids. They contain large amounts of vitamin B1, B2 and B5. Their distinctive taste and aroma make them very popular with animals.