Giant Lob Worms 90-150mm

Giant Lob Worms (Lumbricus terrestris) are a well-established live food staple for keepers of larger reptiles and amphibians. This prepack of 10 worms is gut-loaded before dispatch, arriving in peak nutritional condition and ready to feed.

Nutritional Profile

Lob worms are genuinely nutritious, but their higher fat content means they work best as a regular treat — once or twice a week — rather than a sole diet item. Gut-loading before packing ensures your animal is getting the most from each feeding. Worms in this prepack measure between 90–150mm, making them well-suited to larger-sized animals.

Suitable Species

Giant lob worms are accepted by a wide range of reptiles and amphibians. Species known to take them readily include:

• Bearded Dragons
• Blue Tongue Skinks
• Pacman Frogs
• New Caledonia Giant Geckos
• Box Turtles
• Axolotls

Packaging and Delivery

Worms arrive in a sealed, ventilated plastic tub with small air holes along the sides to maintain airflow during transit. In warmer months the outer box may include additional perforations for ventilation; in colder months a heat pack may be included to protect the livestock in transit.

Keeping Your Lob Worms

Store worms at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and draughts. Feed them regularly with fresh leafy greens, carrots, squash, or sweet potato to maintain hydration and nutritional value. Remove any uneaten food daily to keep the tub clean and prevent spoilage. Well-maintained worms are significantly more beneficial to your animal than those left unfed.

Animal Suitability and Feeding Frequency

Offer lob worms as part of a varied diet rather than a primary food source. Their size makes them unsuitable for juvenile or smaller animals — reserve them for adults or sub-adults of appropriate species. Dust or gut-load as required alongside your usual supplementation routine.

Sourced and dispatched to maintain freshness, these worms are a practical, high-acceptance live food option for keepers who want to add variety and condition-boosting treats to their animal's diet.