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Why Are Hornworms Blue?
Hornworms often appear blue for several reasons connected to their biology and what they eat. Here’s why they have this unique color: Diet: When hornworms munch on tomato plants or other plants from the nightshade family (like tobacco), they tend to show a blue-green color. The pigments in these plants play a big role in their coloration. Pigments: The main reason for their blue hue is carotenoid pigments, which come from their diet. Depending on what they eat, these pigments can make the larvae look blue or green. Camouflage: This... Read more...
How to Incorporate Hornworms into Your Reptile's Varied Diet: Tips and Tricks for Optimal Nutrition
How to Incorporate Hornworms into Your Reptile's Varied Diet: Tips and Tricks for Optimal Nutrition
Hornworms can be combined with other insects in a single feeding session. Provide hornworms and other feeder insects. This creates variety in your reptile's diet and encourages them to explore... Read more...