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Source of Waxworms in Southern US?
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This isn't exactly what you asked for, but... a good alternative to small waxworms are fly larvae (maggots), which I order occasionally from grubco.com. Given the current hot weather,:evil: that may not be an option until next fall, though.
I used to order jars of waxworm culture - basically, a jar containing medium + waxworm eggs that would hatch and rapidly grow into waxworms of various sizes. I can't remember the name of the person I used to order from, but I can hunt it up if you are interested.
I used to order jars of waxworm culture - basically, a jar containing medium + waxworm eggs that would hatch and rapidly grow into waxworms of various sizes. I can't remember the name of the person I used to order from, but I can hunt it up if you are interested.
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both the petco and the petsmart in my area carry waxworms frequently (in the live amd frozen food refrigerators in the freshwater fish section), so if u live near any of those stores u should be able to find them. they run out quite frequently however (especially of the earthworms and nightcrawlers), so if u dont see any, just ask when the next shipment is due to come in. it's usually better to buy them when they're fresh anyway