Mealworms and superworms are both widely used for feeding reptiles, birds and other insect-eating pets. They may look somewhat the same, but there are major differences between the two. Before you buy them for your pet, let’s take a look at what separates one from the other. Superworms and mealworms are both larval forms of … Read more
The substrate or bedding or substrate is an essential part of a mealworm farm. It provides mealworms a place to grow, molt and reproduce. What bedding you use can make or break the colony, so I will explain the essentials. Wheat bran, oats and other grains are the best for mealworms. Add 1-3 inches of … Read more
Mealworm farming has gained popularity in recent years due to its sustainability and the increasing demand for insect-based products. It’s healthy for animals and can even be consumed by humans. If you want to start a mealworm farm business, this guide will walk you through the essential steps to get you on the path to … 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
Mealworms require proper ventilation and adequate space to live and thrive. This means the container you choose has to be the best option available. Sure you can use just about any container technically. But this could cause problems like overcrowding or the mealworms escaping. So let\s look at what the top choices are. The best … Read more
Disposing of mealworm frass or waste is something mealworm farm owners are too familiar with. But have you ever wondered how much of this frass mealworms produce every day? While it might seem like an unsavory topic, mealworm waste has a lot of uses. A typical mealworm larva produces 70-80 mg of frass per … Read more
Mealworm farms are easy to make and run at home. But once your farm starts to grow, managing them can be a challenge. This is where an automated system will come in handy. And it is a good investment too. An automated mealworm farm breeding system is designed for the mass production of mealworms. This … 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
When it comes to mealworm farm containers, there are usually two questions. How many do I need and what type? I will answer both of those in detail here, because containers are hugely important when farming mealworms. You can start a mealworm farm with one container. However, you will need another one for the pupa … Read more
