Even your reputation as top trout bait could be threatened. A bigger, brawnier cousin could threaten your position as a go-to food for backyard bluebirds, pet parrots and lizards, and even tree shrews in zoos, as well as a potential protein source for people, farmed fish, and livestock. 3 different times now!Ĭould it be the brand of superworms im buying? I don't know.Look out, yellow mealworm-you have competition. What am I doing wrong? Ive watched tons of youtube videos and read many articles online and im doing the exact same thing they are doing, but mine will not pupate! I've seen some people not put them in dark places or heat them & theirs pupate just fine! Everything I've read/watched says they should start to pupate in 7-10 days. I did have about 6 dead ones in this batch though. Third attempt, I filled the boxes up with fresh new superworms & placed a heat pad under the tackle boxes. 3 weeks later, nothing! no curled up ones or anything. Second attemp, I filled both boxes up again with fresh new superworms & put them in a dark (room temperature) kitchen cabinet.

none was wad even curled in a 'C' or anything! They were all still alive, but i threw all of them in the trash! They are Timberline brandįirst attempt, i filled both boxes with superworms, no food, housed individually, holes in the top so they can breathe, & set them on a shelf.

I bought superworms at local pet store (pet supplies plus).

I have 2 fishing tackle box things that hold 36 each. I've been trying to get my superworms to pupate for 3 months now! I cant get a single one to do anything (other than die after a few weeks)!

Download timberline superworms