Live mealworm and live superworm tubs shown with a 15 g dried superworm pouch in a combined product offer.

100 Live Mealworms + 50 Live Superworms + Free 15g Dried Superworms

Name: 100 Live Mealworms + 50 Live Superworms + Free 15g Dried Superworms
Brand: Promeal
SKU: COMBO-LMW100N+LSW50N+DSW15G-FR
Price: 499 INR
Availability: InStock

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Offer live worms by hand, with feeding tongs, or in a shallow escape-proof bowl.
Feed insects as a treat and protein supplement alongside your pet's regular diet, not as the whole diet.
Give superworms to pets that can comfortably handle a 5 cm insect; stay with mealworms for smaller mouths.
For reptiles and amphibians, dust the worms with a calcium supplement before feeding, as your vet or care guide advises.
Remove anything uneaten after a few minutes so the enclosure stays clean.
Use the dried mealworms the same way — dry, or softened in a little warm water for birds and turtles.
Q. What exactly do I get in this combo?
A. Three items: 100 Live Mealworms, 50 Live Superworms, and one free 15g pouch of Dried Superworms containing 35+ worms.
Q. I have never fed live insects before. Is this the right pack?
A. Yes, this combo is built for exactly that. The quantities are small enough to try without waste, and you get both live feeders plus a dried option in one order.
Q. How is this different from Combo 1?
A. Same idea, smaller size. Combo 1 carries 500 mealworms and 100 superworms for larger or multiple pets; Combo 2 carries 100 and 50, sized for one pet or a first trial.
Q. What if my pet refuses them?
A. Most pets take a feed or two to recognise a new food. Offer the worms at the pet's usual feeding time, try moving them with tongs to catch its attention, and give it a few days before deciding.
Q. My pet is small. Can it eat the superworms?
A. Superworms are 5 to 5.5 cm. Small birds, small fish and very young reptiles should be fed only the mealworms. Keep the superworms for a larger pet or wait until yours grows.
Q. Will the live worms reach me alive?
A. Yes. Promeal gives a Live Delivery Guarantee — if live insects do not arrive live, you are entitled to a replacement or refund — plus a 48-Hour Health Guarantee that they stay alive, fresh and thriving after delivery.
Q. Why did I receive more worms than I ordered?
A. We deliberately overcount every order. The extra worms keep the pack fresh and active and cover any losses in transit.
Q. How long will this combo last?
A. For a single small or medium pet fed insects a few times a week, roughly one to two weeks. Larger or daily feeders will finish it sooner.
Q. Can insects be my pet's complete diet?
A. No. Promeal insects are a high-protein treat and supplement that support growth, energy and immunity. They work alongside your pet's regular balanced diet, not in place of it.
Q. Are the insects safe?
A. Yes. Our worms are raised in-house on a strictly organic diet of fruits and vegetables, and every batch is regularly tested for pathogens including salmonella, E. coli and bacteria.
Q. Do I need any special equipment?
A. No. A ventilated plastic container, some wheat bran or oats, and a slice of carrot are enough. Every order also ships with care instructions and an FAQ sheet.
Q. Can I upgrade to a bigger pack later?
A. Yes. Once you know which feeder your pet prefers, you can order live mealworms from 100 up to 5000 and live superworms from 25 up to 1000.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the difference between live and dried insects? Live insects move, which triggers hunting behaviour and natural feeding. Dried insects carry the same protein and fats, but no movement and no moisture.

2. Are dried insects less nutritious? No. Careful drying retains protein, amino acids and fatty acids. What you lose is moisture and movement, not nutrition.

3. Mealworms or superworms? Superworms are about ten times heavier with less chitin, so they suit bigger pets and digest easily. Mealworms suit small birds, juvenile fish and small mammals.

4. Can insects replace my pet's regular food? No. Insects are a protein-rich supplement and treat, not a complete diet for any pet.

5. Which pets can eat insects? Aquarium fish, turtles, companion and garden birds, reptiles, backyard poultry, and small animals such as hamsters, sugar gliders and hedgehogs. Rabbits, guinea pigs and other herbivores should never be fed insects.

6. Which insect size suits my pet? Match the insect to the mouth. Tiny mealworms (0.75-1 cm) for finches, small fish and hatchlings. Mealworms (2-2.5 cm) for budgies, mid-size fish and small mammals. Superworms (5-5.5 cm) for large fish, adult turtles and bigger reptiles.

7. How much at a time? Only what your pet finishes in a few minutes, then remove the rest. Insects are rich in fat, so smaller portions more often beat one large feed.

8. Should I soak dried insects before feeding? Soak five to ten minutes in warm water for turtles, tortoises, and small animals. Fish and birds can take them dry, though soaking helps dried worms sink for fish.