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The costs parasites impose on hosts can lead to reductions in survival and fecundity, but few studies have evaluated the impacts after infection. Hairworms are parasites of terrestrial arthropods that are free-living in aquatic systems as adults. As parasitic juveniles, hairworms acquire nutrients from their definitive hosts, shifting resources away from host development to parasite growth. However, until now, only one study has examined survivorship of naturally infected hosts with hairworms. Using a different hairworm and host system
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