Product Description

ORIGINAL PHOENIX WORMS ®

The Superior Calcium-Rich Feeder

(100 worms per cup)

Large size Phoenix Worms are about 3/4" (18mm) long.

This size can be fed to juvie bearded dragons that are 7" long as well as adults. This is also the preferred size for many other insectivores--small monitors, veiled chameleons, Chinese water dragons, large geckos, and other animals.

Shipping Information 

We ship Monday through Thursday USPS and FedEx.  

We offer hold for pick up at your local post office when shipped USPS. When your temperatures are below 40 or above 85.  

During Cold Temperatures we will offer Heat pack as an option on product pages. This will insure that your feeders will arrive in good health in cold temperatures.   

Important information about shipping   

• Unfortunately, due to state laws, we cannot ship Hawaii and Alaska.
• Unfortunately, due to state laws, we cannot ship Dubia Roaches to Florida.
• Unfortunately, we do not ship to Canada.
• Unfortunately, we do not ship International orders.   

Shipping Options (Monday through Thursday)  

FedEx 2 Day Express, FedEx Ground 1-5 days, USPS Ground Advantage, USPS Priority   

Local Pick up Option (Monday through Thursday)  

We offer an option to pick your order up from our local warehouse. We are available Monday through Thursday from 9:30am to 4:00pm est. Please write the time and date in the order comments when placing your order

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