Hornworms
I was so excited for my leopard gecko to try these! She loved them! All of them arrived alive.
Live Hornworms Feeder Insect Reptile Treats
$12.00
Live Hornworms - (Manduca sexta) Hornworms are an excellent feeder treat for bearded dragons, leopard geckos, chameleons, and various other reptiles and pets. Their bright green color stimulates picky eaters, and they are extremely low maintenance. In addition to being a great source of hydration, they are high in calcium, low in fat, low in chitin, and have an extremely soft exoskeleton so your pet will not have trouble digesting them. Hornworms are a great supplement to using our live crickets. See our Hornworms Care Guide for more.
Hornworms are available in 12-count cups that contain sufficient food to complete their growth within 7-10 days.
- Advise - please provide a valid physical address for shipping via FedEx. FedEx will not deliver to a P.O. Box. Orders shipping to a P.O. Box will need to be shipped USPS.
- Restricted - Hornworms are not available to ship to Alabama.
6 Reviews
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12pk Hornworms
I have been ordering from Fluckers for a while now and happy with the hornworms I receive, they come small so they can grow to the size you like. Always comes alive
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Hornworms
Ordered these several times for my leopard geckos. They always arrive live and in good condition. Each order I've received has had well over the 12 promised. They grow daily, so might recieve some large and some smaller, but given a day or two they'll grow big enough for any reptile to enjoy. Thanks Flukers for great products.
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Fat and juicy treats
These hornworms come in great condition and grow bigger each day you keep them. My bearded dragon Crush loves them as an added treat to his diet. Flukers always delivers the best quality of live feeders for the best value.
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Horworms
They always arrive with only some of the tiny ones dead. Cup has more than 12. Locally 4 are going for $9.99 now & seldom have all 4 alive.
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Great!!
It actually came with more than 12! Some big and some small which was amazing!! I just fed the bigger ones to my bearded dragon first and let the smaller ones grow.