Live Tiny Size Mealworms

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Promeal brings to you Live Tiny Mealworms, a high-protein food source that is perfect for smaller pets. These mealworms serve as an ideal diet for various small fishes like Bettas, Tetras, Guppies, Angelfish, Rasboras, and small birds like Canaries, Budgies, Quail, Sparrows, Starlings. They are also suitable for small turtles, hatchling tortoises, amphibians, dwarf hamsters, hedgehogs, sugar gliders, frogs, newts, salamanders, and other small insectivorous pets.

Our Live Tiny Mealworms are bred on an organic diet and treated with the utmost care. They are non-GMO and carry a rich nutritional profile - packed with protein, vitamins, and minerals essential for your pet's growth and overall well-being.

They stimulate natural feeding behaviors and are easy to manage, making them an excellent choice for pet owners, irrespective of their experience level. Our mealworms are delivered to your doorstep, packed carefully to ensure they arrive alive and ready to serve.

Choose Promeal's Live Tiny Mealworms for a diverse, balanced, and nutritious diet for your smaller pets. When it comes to your pets' health, Promeal is a choice you can trust.

FAQs

Which birds eat mealworms? Many birds eat mealworms, including robins, bluebirds, sparrows, wrens, thrushes, starlings, finches, and mynahs. Mealworms are a popular high-protein food for wild and pet birds.

Which birds like mealworms? Birds that especially like mealworms include bluebirds, robins, cardinals, bulbuls, mynahs, warblers, and finches. Mealworms are ideal during breeding and molting seasons when birds need extra protein.

Which is better: mealworm or superworm? Mealworms are better for small birds, fish, and hamsters, while superworms are better for larger reptiles and pets because they are bigger and higher in fat. The better choice depends on your pet’s size and diet needs.

Which animals eat mealworms? Animals that eat mealworms include birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, hedgehogs, hamsters, mice, turtles, chickens, and exotic pets. Mealworms are widely used as a natural protein-rich feeder insect.

Are mealworms safe for hamsters? Yes, mealworms are safe for hamsters when given in small amounts. They are a healthy protein treat and help support muscle growth and energy.

How many mealworms to give a hamster? Give a hamster 1–3 mealworms, 2–3 times per week as a treat. Avoid overfeeding because too many mealworms can cause obesity due to their high fat content.