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 Silkworms - Medium
Silkworms are super-duper nutritious and make an ideal food for your praying mantis. These are "Medium" Silkworms
and are approximately 3/4 - 1 inch. They are soft-bodied, nutritious, grub-like caterpillars that your mantis friends
can easily capture & devour. Each order includes enough mulberry food to feed your silkworms for a short time.
You may wish to grow them larger by ordering additional food below. Instructions included.
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Silkworms - Large
Silkworms are very nutritious and make an ideal food for your praying mantis. These are Large Silkworms
and are approximately 1 1/2 - 2 inch. They are for large adult mantises. Silkworms are soft bodied caterpillars that your mantis friends
can easily capture & devour. They are high in calcium and important nutrients. Each order includes enough mulberry food to feed your silkworms for a short time.
If you wouldl ike to grow the silkworms larger, you should order additional food below. Instructions included.
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Silkworm Food
This is food for silkworms, not food for praying mantis.
The larger your praying mantis, the larger you can grow your silkworms (up to 3''), but you'll need silkworm food.
Silkworms only eat the leaves of the mulberry tree or our prepared silkworm food, which is made from mulberry leaf powder and
comes to you in a paste form. Store the food in the fridge and grate it over the silkworms when it's time to feed them. They
should be fed at least once a day. Instructions included.
Please note- Our silkworms offered above come with enough silkworm food to last a week or so. If you will be keeping your
silkworms longer than that or you want to grow them to a larger size, you'll need more silkworm food.
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Silkworm Food
1/2 lb - $7.50
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Feeder Egg Case
You may have heard that praying mantises are cannibalistic. It's actually more like indiscriminant.
The praying mantis nymphs actually make a superb food for your juvenile and adult,
and you get lots of bang for the buck. Just put the egg case in your enclosure and it will hatch in a few weeks, providing
hundreds of little snacks for your larger praying mantis(es). The "feeder" egg case is guaranteed to be a large ootheca.
Note: If the newly hatched nymphs are a bit too small for your
adult mantis, just let them grow for a week or two.
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