RECORP Inc. - The Reptile, Bird, Amphibian, Insect Feeder Company



	Live Pet Food:

Phoenix Worms
Silkworm Eggs
Silkworms
Hornworms
Superworms
Butterworms
Mealworms
Waxworms
Dewworms
Redworms
Driftworms



	Insect Food:

Silkworm Chow
Hornworm Chow



	Pet Supplements:

Vitamins & Minerals



	Magazines:

Reptilia



	Frozen Pet Food:

Frozen Mouse
Frozen Quail
Frozen Rat


	Founded in 1984 and incorporated in 1995, RECORP Inc. is Canada’s foremost supplier of Live Pet Food (worms and bugs), Fish Bait, Insects, Insect Larvae, Vitamins, Mineral Additives and Reptilia Magazines.

	We sell to individuals, retail stores and wholesale, and will ship anywhere in the world.

	Permits may be required for sales outside of Canada.

	Click here for Company, Guarantee and Payment Policy.

Inspection Policy:

All of our imported products have passed Canadian Food Inspection Agency (C.F.I.A.), Canadian Federal Government, and Canadian Customs Procedures and are accepted for sale in Canada.

Shipping Policy:

Shipping & Handling Extra. All items must be pre-paid. Live arrival guarantee in Canada on product. Shipping costs non-refundable. Credit only. Sorry no refunds. We ship worldwide.

Uncommon Products:

We also sell Fruit Flies, Fruit Fly Kits and Winged Exotic Frozen Roaches. Contact Us if you wish to purchase these products.

Bugs on Film:

Producers of horror films can purchase/rent "creepy" worms, insects and cockroaches for their next production. Contact Us if you wish to learn more...

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Retail	minimum	$100.00 Cdn.
Wholesale	minimum	$500.00 Cdn.

Wholesale enquiries welcome.
Volume discounts available.
All prices are in Canadian dollars.

Instructions for care available upon request.

Our live pet food and dry good products feed... anoles, skinks, geckos, scorpions, spiders, frogs, salamanders, tropical fish, chameleons, turtles, monitors, newts, basilisks, ameivas, water dragons, uromastix, snakes, birds, small mammals and most other exotic pets.

Most larvae make interesting educational studies, especially silkworms and hornworms, for their cocoon preparation and final emergence as moths. Both can be bred to produce future generations. We offer seminars and presentations for classrooms within the Greater Toronto Area.