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View Poll Results: If pricing was the same which would you prefer Superworms or Mealworms
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04-29-2011, 12:47 AM
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Superworms vs Mealworms
I know this question has probably been beaten to death but i was looking for some input. I always just figured people didnt really use superworms since they are overpriced at $18+ per 1k
Supposing both the mealworms and superworms are both 3/4" and the same price at $8 per 1k
Which is the preferred?
I know mealworms have been one of the most common feeders for ages. But it seems like superworms are much better
They are nearly the same nutritional. Superworms have about 1-2% more fat.
They dont have to be kept cold to prevent pupa
Much more active providing the thrill of hunt for your loved reptiles.
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04-30-2011, 08:15 PM
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I personally feel super worms are superior  .
I do not know the nutritional value difference from meal worms compared to super worms. But if they are closely to the same value, then I don't see why you would use meal worms (besides the price).
They are MUCH more active and I don't think any reptile can resist them. I wish they were cheaper.
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05-03-2011, 05:48 AM
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Doesn't seem like it's outrageously overpriced though- have you seen the prices for roaches?
Maybe like double the mealie price, but if you get the large ones, its worth it- no pupa and like other guy said, it's really active.
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