Meal worms
Meal worms
by Ainsley1o1 on Wed 01 Nov 2017, 11:02 am
OK so I bought Fluker's gourmet-style meal worms and they had a juice in them but I dumped it out by accident, Will the meal worms still be good up to their best before date? Also are they safe to feed my girls?
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Re: Meal worms
by CallaLily on Wed 01 Nov 2017, 11:18 am
Yes, they're safe. I've never tried the canned ones before. Let me know how they like them.
I'm guessing the sell by date is for an unopened can. In the refrigerator, I imagine they'd keep for at least a week. I've read that you can freeze them, spread out on a tray and then bagged once frozen, to keep them longer. But like I said, I don't have any experience with the canned.
I'm guessing the sell by date is for an unopened can. In the refrigerator, I imagine they'd keep for at least a week. I've read that you can freeze them, spread out on a tray and then bagged once frozen, to keep them longer. But like I said, I don't have any experience with the canned.
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Re: Meal worms
by Ainsley1o1 on Wed 01 Nov 2017, 11:22 am
@CallaLily wrote:Yes, they're safe. I've never tried the canned ones before. Let me know how they like them.
I'm guessing the sell by date is for an unopened can. In the refrigerator, I imagine they'd keep for at least a week. I've read that you can freeze them, spread out on a tray and then bagged once frozen, to keep them longer. But like I said, I don't have any experience with the canned.
I've had them for longer than a week so maybe it'd be best to throw them out?
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Re: Meal worms
by CallaLily on Wed 01 Nov 2017, 11:31 am
I'm not sure. That's just my guess. It doesn't say on the can? Or maybe their website?
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Re: Meal worms
by Ainsley1o1 on Thu 02 Nov 2017, 10:19 am
@CallaLily wrote:I'm not sure. That's just my guess. It doesn't say on the can? Or maybe their website?
Not that I know of
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Re: Meal worms
by scaredymouse on Thu 02 Nov 2017, 4:47 pm
Better safe than sorry. I've tried those before, my mice didn't really like them. They are pretty icky. I prefer to feed the freeze dried mealworms, plus they don't expire! I've also fed live mealworms and the mice usually go nuts for those but I don't really like to feed live food... but the mice like 'em.
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Re: Meal worms
by Ainsley1o1 on Thu 02 Nov 2017, 8:24 pm
@scaredymouse wrote:Better safe than sorry. I've tried those before, my mice didn't really like them. They are pretty icky. I prefer to feed the freeze dried mealworms, plus they don't expire! I've also fed live mealworms and the mice usually go nuts for those but I don't really like to feed live food... but the mice like 'em.
Ok thanks!
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