Dried mealworms are a popular food choice for wildlife, and if you’re the adventurous type, can be a healthy snack. One question that often comes up is whether to put them in the fridge or not. Would it better to do so? Dried mealworms can last a long time in room temperature. But refrigeration extends … Read more
Mealworms are often used to feed chickens, reptiles and other animals. They are also considered a delicacy by some people. But how safe are mealworms to eat? Are you putting your pets and yourself at risk by eating them? The chances of getting bacterial infection from mealworms is very low. Mealworms for human and animal … Read more
Are you seeing cases of deformed beetles in your mealworm farm? This can be stressful especially if you are breeding them to raise eggs. The good news is that there are ways you can prevent this from happening. Lack of calcium is one of the main reasons why mealworm beetles get deformed. There are other … Read more
Mold growth is a common issue in mealworm farms. If you are just starting out, it is vital that you know what causes it and how to prevent this from happening. Mold can cause serious damage so you need to take the right measures. Mealworm mold is caused by excess moisture, poor ventilation and a … Read more
So you have finally decided to start a mealworm farm. It’s a good source of income and food for pets. But how long would you have to wait before harvesting them? If you want raise a sucessful farm, this is going to be crucial. Mealworms can be harvested any time, but it is best to … Read more
If you want to create a self-sustaining mealworm farm, knowing how to feed and care for darkling beetles will be essential. How well the beetles thrive is going to determine how successful your farm will be. So let’s take a look at the best practices for beetle care. Mealworm beetles get their carbohydrates from oats, … Read more
There are many reasons why you may want to get rid of a mealworm farm. It could be there are too many, you want to get out of the business etc. Whatever the case, I can show you the most humane way to dispose of them. Place the mealworms in a freezer at 0 F … Read more
Maintaining good hygiene is essential for the health and well-being of your mealworms. One crucial aspect of this is knowing how often to change the bedding. By doing so, you can ensure a clean and sanitary environment for your mealworms to live and thrive in. I will explain here how to do this step by … Read more
Those tiny bugs in your mealworm farm are grain mites. They are a common problem and can difficult to get rid of. People have tried all sorts of things to remove these bugs, but not all work. Based on my experience, the following are the best ways to remove and prevent grain mites from infesting … Read more
Are your mealworms not reproducing? Or perhaps they are dying out fast? There are many reasons why a mealworm farm can collapse, but fortunately there are solutions too. Here I will explain the most common reasons and fixes. Mealworms have to be stored in secure containers and kept in 75-85 F temperature. Proper bedding, adequate … Read more
