What kind of grub is this.

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Found in my mealworm colony

its about 1cm long

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about 1cm long and its very fast. much much faster than a mealworm and its got a very soft body. its in a little plastic measuring cup that you measure medicine in.
 
It looks like a mealworm. It might be a different species from the other mealworms you have, but it definitely looks like a mealworm (beetle larva) to me.
 
thanks mate
its just this one moves like a damn caterpillar rolls its body up as it moves like a caterpillar and its very fast.
i wouldnt mind getting a colony of these going cause they'd make great food for little juvies like 3 inches long like.
has the skin like a silk worm very soft
 
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