| Article | Silkworm |
| Packaging | 1 LT |
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Silkworm is the larva of the silkmoth (Bombyx mori) and it is one of the few insects, apart from the honey bee and the cochineal, which is bred by man for its produce (silk).
• 88% fluid, 1,8% fat and have 9% protein, making them ideal thrist quenchers for nest birds.
• Rich in calcium (1000mg/kg) and phosphorus (1200mg/kg) with low iron (6.1mg/kg).
• Contain serrapeptase enzyme , acting as a chelation antioxidant.
• Easily digestble due to minimal chitin.
• bred on mulberry leaves, they are beloved by both birds and reptiles for their delightful taste.
Please note that due to their low chitin content, silkworms lack a shell and will feel soft after freezing and thawing. They also tend to dry out faster, and any discoloration that occurs after a few hours isn't a sign of spoilage but rather pigment oxidation, which is harmless.
Topinsect insects should always be defrosted before being offered to animals. An insect which is still frozen could cause stomach or intestinal cramps. Never offer an animal more defrosted insects than it can eat. If too many insects are offered, they’ll not be eaten and their quality will decrease rapidly.
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