Low Fat
High Protein - 5 x more than superworms or mealworms, 3 x more than crickets
High in trace elements and B vitamins
Easy to Digest
Silkworms are larva of the moth Bombyx mori. Used for centuries to product silk, these catepillars are surprisingly nutritiouos, as they are low in fat, relatively high in calcium, contain a significant amount of protein, and are very high in trace elements and B vitamins. Their soft outer covering means they are also easily digestible, and their movement speed and motion makes them appealing targets for any insectivorous reptiles or amphibians.