Reptile Live Food
When it comes to feeding your reptiles, only the highest quality live food will do. At Yorkshire-Worms, we supply top-grade reptile live food across the UK, specialising in both Lobworms and Dendrobaena worms. Stored in optimal, temperature-controlled conditions, our worms arrive healthy, active, and ready to feed — ensuring your pets receive the nutrition they need to thrive.
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Why Live Worms Are a Vital Part of a Reptile’s Diet
Live worms are one of the most complete natural food sources for reptiles. Rich in protein and essential vitamins, they form a vital component of many species’ diets — often making up over 50% of their regular intake. Whether you own reptiles, amphibians, birds or fish, feeding live worms supports their health, activity levels and longevity.
Choosing reptile live food is not just about nutrition. It also encourages natural hunting behaviours. The movement of live worms helps stimulate your pet’s instincts, promoting physical activity and mental enrichment.
Nutritional Options for Every Reptile Size
We offer small reptile live food and large reptile live food to cater for pets of all sizes and species. Worms vary naturally in size — from small, juvenile worms perfect for hatchlings and smaller species, to mature, larger worms ideal for adult reptiles and bigger predators.
If needed, larger worms can be easily cut into smaller portions. However, feeding whole, appropriately sized worms is recommended where possible, as they offer the most complete nutritional profile.
• Small Worms: Ideal for young reptiles and delicate feeders.
• Medium Worms: Versatile choice suitable for most mid-sized pets.
• Large Worms: Great for adult reptiles, birds and amphibians with bigger appetites.
Feeding Tips and Care
Live worms remain viable for up to eight hours in aerated fresh water, giving you flexibility when feeding. However, once a worm dies, it will begin to decompose rapidly — so avoid overfeeding and remove uneaten worms promptly.
• Store Responsibly: Keep your worms in cool, moist conditions until feeding.
• Do Your Research: Every reptile species has specific dietary needs. Live worms should be part of a balanced feeding plan tailored to your pet.
• Observe Behaviour: Feeding live encourages hunting skills and keeps pets stimulated.
Order Live Worms Online – Fast UK Delivery
Whether you’re a hobbyist or professional breeder, our worms are dispatched in top condition to homes and businesses across the UK. With a reliable supply of nutritious reptile live food, you can keep your pets happy, healthy and active — day after day.
Ready to restock your reptile food supply?
Order premium live worms online today for fast, UK-wide delivery.
Need help choosing the right worm size?
Get in touch — we’re happy to advise based on your pet’s species and feeding habits.

