Chubby Mealworms Dried Mealworm and Calci Worm Mix, 1 kg

Chubby Mealworms’ dried mealworm and Calci worm mix combines mealworms with black soldier fly larvae in a 1 kg bag. It is presented for wild birds and also mentioned for reptiles, with several ways to offer it and an optional soaking step.

At a glance

Mix of dried mealworms and black soldier fly larvae, listed in pellet form.
Can be offered in a mealworm or seed feeder, on a bird table with seed, or on the ground.
The listing advises soaking the mix in water for as little as 5 minutes to add hydration.
The listing also names reptiles, including bearded dragons and geckos, as possible pet recipients.

Price

£7.99Save 43%

Reference price: ~~£13.99~~

Price checked: 13 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Multiple feeding options make it adaptable to existing bird feeders, a table or ground-foraging setup.
The suggested five-minute soak offers an option for serving the mix hydrated rather than straight from the bag.
Customers report that birds are attracted to it and describe it as tasty.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Identity
Brand	Chubby Mealworms
Model	CPP82201

Product details
Listed weight	1 Kilograms
Ingredients	Mealworms, Black Soldier Fly Larvae
Flavour	Mealworm and black soldier fly larvae
Item form	Pellet
Target species	Bird
Age range	All Life Stages
Breed recommendation	All Breed Sizes
Diet type	Raw
Container type	Bag
Country of origin	China

Nutritional claims
Protein and fat	Protein 40%, Fat 31%, Calcium 24000mg/kg, Phosphorus 940mg/kg

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent on nutrition: one claim gives dried mealworms 53% protein and 28% fat, while another gives the mix Protein 40%, Fat 31%, Calcium 24000mg/kg, Phosphorus 940mg/kg. Treat these as separate listing claims, not a reconciled nutritional profile. The title mentions birds and reptiles, while the target-species field lists Bird. Customer feedback is mixed on worm size and worm control, so expectations on those points may vary.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People feeding wild birds who want a dried mix of mealworms and black soldier fly larvae.
Buyers who want to use an existing mealworm or seed feeder, bird table, or ground-feeding arrangement.
Reptile keepers considering an insect treat, subject to the animal’s dietary needs.

Less suited to

Buyers seeking a single-ingredient mealworm product rather than a mixed insect feed.
Anyone requiring one clearly consistent nutritional profile from the listing.

Chubby Mealworms Dried Mealworm and Calci Worm Mix, 1 kg · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 660 ratings

5 stars75%75%
4 stars16%16%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars2%2%
1 star2%2%

Customer feedback is generally favourable, with reports that birds are attracted to the mealworms and find them tasty, alongside positive comments about value. Experiences of worm size vary, with some finding them a good size and others very small, and feedback on worm control is also mixed. This matters if you are choosing the mix for consistent portion size or expect it to address a particular worm-control concern. The listing provides a 1 kg weight but does not establish a uniform size for individual worms.

Positive themes

Customers report that birds are attracted to the food.
Customers describe it as tasty and good value.

Mixed feedback

Feedback on worm size varies, from good-sized to very small.
Customer feedback on worm control is mixed.

Frequently asked questions

What is in this mix?

The listing identifies mealworms and black soldier fly larvae as ingredients.

How can it be fed?

The listing suggests a mealworm or seed feeder, a bird table with seed, or spreading it on the ground.

Should it be soaked before feeding?

It can be fed straight from the bag. The listing advises soaking it in water for as little as 5 minutes as an option.

Is it suitable for reptiles?

The title and feature copy mention reptiles, including bearded dragons and geckos, but the target-species field lists Bird. Check suitability for the specific animal before feeding.