Flashy wax worms

Tephra

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Was surfing around, looking for live foods... and I found this.
LIVE COLORED WAX WORMS 7 COLORS

I'd never give these to my axies, but oh my god... it made me laugh :p
I suppose the brighter colors attract fish more easily :p
 
It's like using more colorful plastic lures while fishing :) I wouldn't feed those to a pet, though. Who knows what they used as a dye.
 
That's just strange. What are they going to start selling next, pretzel-shaped earthworms?
 
If the pretzel shape proves to attract more fish, I'm sure they would.
 
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