Butterworms - Individual

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Butterworms (Chilecomadia moorei)

Butterworms are a soft-bodied feeder known for their bright coloration and strong feeding response. They are highly palatable and provide a moderate energy source for reptiles.

Nutrition

• Protein: approximately 15–17%
• Fat: approximately 14–18%
• Moisture: approximately 58–62%

Butterworms offer a more moderate fat level compared to waxworms.

Feeding Recommendations

• Ideal as a supplement or occasional feeder
• Suitable for reptiles that benefit from softer-bodied insects
• Can be offered without supplementation, though dusting may be used as needed

Care and Storage

• Store cool (10–15°C); do not refrigerate below recommended range
• Keep in original container; do not add moisture
• Maintain in a dry, stable environment

Species Information
Chilecomadia moorei is native to South America and is commonly used as a feeder due to its nutritional value and ease of use.