Black Soldier Fly Larvae 500 Count

Most of the time they came alive and thriving. About 9/10 but there was one particularly cold day and they arrived dead. I contacted their customer service and they offered me an immediate refund or replacement. The bugs do come a bit smaller than expected but if you throw some food in it just takes days to see sizeablecgrubs. My toads like the grubs and the flys, my tree frogs will only eat the flies and spit the grubs out.

Calling all reptile enthusiasts! If you're looking for a top-notch treat to nourish your chameleons and bearded dragons, the Black Soldier Fly Larvae 500 Count is a game-changer. My reptilian pals have given these larvae a resounding stamp of approval, and I'm here to share why. Let's start with practicality. With a generous 500 count, this larvae pack is an excellent value that'll keep your reptiles well-fed for an extended period. No need for frequent pet store runs – you've got a reliable and convenient source of nutrition right at your fingertips. Speaking of nutrition, these larvae are a powerhouse of goodness. Loaded with essential nutrients, they provide a well-rounded diet that supports your reptiles' health and vitality. The natural composition of these larvae aligns perfectly with their dietary needs, making them a smart choice for responsible reptile owners. Now, onto the dining experience. I've witnessed firsthand how my chameleon and bearded dragon eagerly anticipate their Black Soldier Fly Larvae meals. It's like watching them savor a gourmet delicacy. The larvae's size and texture seem to make mealtime a truly satisfying experience for my reptile companions. The benefits extend beyond mere enjoyment – these larvae are rich in protein, calcium, and essential vitamins, ensuring your reptiles receive a balanced and nourishing diet. Personally, I've observed positive changes in my chameleon's color vibrancy and my bearded dragon's overall energy levels, all thanks to incorporating these larvae into their diet. In summary, the Black Soldier Fly Larvae 500 Count offers a practical, nutrient-rich solution for reptile owners seeking to provide their chameleons and bearded dragons with the best possible diet. If you're committed to enhancing the well-being of your scaly friends, I highly recommend giving these larvae a try.

Do not order these. I received mine and they are all dead. Just a waist of money.

I am a repeat customer. I buy these for my compost pile. Excellent.

Very small. Thought they were bigger from the review pictures but I can barely pick them up with my fingers. Some were dead but most were alive. Mainly the size was way to small!

The KBM FEEDERS Black Soldier Fly Larvae arrived within 2 weeks alive and wiggling. The shipping takes a bit of time for these but they are healthy. I put mine outside in my BSF bin to grow and hopefully attract more wild ones to come and lay eggs. I have had mine for almost 2 weeks now and they have not pupated yet. They have doubled in size. They are in warm weather and feasting on table scraps. If your goal is to keep them as grubs to feed to your reptiles then keep them on the cooler side to slow growth.

Got these for my hedgehog and she absolutely loves them. They arrived alive and stayed alive for even longer than stated, though there were quite a few turning black as I hit a month time span. She didn't seem to mind the blacker bugs though, and still ate them if I accidentally put one into her tank. Will definitely buy more! Edit: Second order did not have the full 500 I got last time. Previously the tub was full almost to the top between the bugs and dirt/food they shipped in. This time I can see the bottom of the tub and it looks almost empty. Good news is though they at least arrived alive. I had ordered from another company (on accident) that had arrived with a good 3/4 of them already dead. So I'll dock one star since it isn't the full 500, but I will still leave a good review for having live bugs. I'll still give this company more chances to see if maybe my next order will be more full of bugs again or not.

These are quality and alive. But the dozen small lizards in our terrarium won't eat them - so yours might not either. They do put these in their mouth but spit them out. These eventually turn into flies and that's when the magic happens. They get chomped up as soon as they take flight. As larvae they are great at eating organic matter in a bioactive setup. Any food we put in for other creatures in there these lil things clean right up.