Date: October 3rd 2009

Phoenix Worms are calcium-rich feeders with the perfect balance of calcium and phosphorus, 1.5:1. This natural balance means that Phoenix Worms can be a staple in your pet's diet. Breeders report that hatchlings that are fed PWs right from the start are more than 30% larger than their clutch mates after just a few weeks! They also note higher activity levels and brighter colors for the babies that were fed PWs.

Here's why you will like this new premium feeder insect:
Phoenix Worms are ready to serve when you take them home. There's no need to dust or gutload these insects before feeding your pet.Phoenix Worms are low in fat and naturally have 23 to 61 times more calcium than other commonly fed feeder insects! 

No need to culture them.
You don't feed them
Stay fresh in their cup for weeks at room temperature (even longer at 50-60 degrees)
No noise
No odor
Will stay in a dish--no escapees in the house!
Convenient to take on vacation--or easy for a pet sitter to serve while you're away
You're going to enjoy watching your pet discover this new food. People tell us that their animals get excited when they see the "black cup" coming!
Here's why your pet will love Phoenix Worms (they are a favorite of my box turtles and bearded dragon):

They wiggle like crazy which excites and entices herps. Great food for a picky eater!
They taste good (a guess, but herps greedily consume them)
Come in four sizes to satisfy most pets, from darts to dragons
Stimulate the appetite of animals that don't readily feed
Can halt or reverse the effects of metabolic bone disease
Provide a boost of nutrition for gravid or just-laid females 
A great start for all hatchlings!

Phoenix Worms are also a natural weapon against coccidia.

In addition to having a perfect balance of calcium and phosphorus, Phoenix Worms provide high levels of natural lauric acid. Lauric acid is known for its excellent antimicrobial properties including potent activity against lipid coated viruses, clostridium and pathogenic proto! zoa including coccidia. Lauric acid is a medium chain saturated fatty acid found in Phoenix Worms as well as some vegetable oils and in dairy products. 53% of the fat in Phoenix Worms is beneficial lauric acid, a proven antimicrobial especially effective against coccidiosis.

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