Earthworms [Canadian Night Crawler] x12

Canadian earthworms (Lumbricus terrestris), commonly known as Canadian Night Crawlers, are the ultimate feeder worms for fans of large prey! Even bigger, bulkier, and meatier than European worms (Eisenia hortensis), they provide a premium and highly nutritious food source for large insectivorous and carnivorous animals. Their vigorous behavior and wide movements instantly stimulate the hunting instinct of the most demanding predators.

Format

📦 Quantity: 15 worms

🧬 Species: Lumbricus terrestris (Canadian Night Crawler)

 Origin: High-quality local product

Highlights

✅ Maximum XXL size — Significantly larger and meatier than Red Wigglers and European worms, perfect for large reptiles and fish.

✅ High nutritional value — Exceptionally rich in protein, calcium, and moisture, providing an excellent source of natural hydration.

✅ Superior hunting stimulus — Their very active and wriggling behavior triggers an immediate attack response in predators.

✅ Easy to digest — Completely soft and without hard chitin (exoskeleton), they are effortlessly assimilated, even by species with sensitive digestive systems.

✅ Convenient format — Ideal in small quantities for occasional needs of enthusiasts or for quick sale in pet stores.

Usage (Feeding Tips)

1️⃣ Preparation: Remove the required number of worms from their container. Gently rinse with clear, fresh water to remove excess soil before offering, if desired.

2️⃣ Feeding: Offer with tweezers or place in a suitable dish for reptiles and amphibians. For fish, they can be fed whole or cut into pieces depending on the size of the animal’s mouth.

Tips & Parameters

❄️ Extended storage (Recommended) — To keep them active for several weeks, store them in the refrigerator between 4°C and 8°C. Canadian worms love the cold and remain perfectly healthy there.

⚠️ Absolutely avoid — Do not expose to heat above 25°C and never freeze, as this will kill them.

🐟 Wide compatibility — The ultimate prey for large lizards (adult Leopard Geckos, Bearded Dragons), large amphibians (Axolotls, Bullfrogs, Pacman frogs), aquatic turtles, and large predatory fish (Oscars, Cichlids).