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Fournisseur officiel
Phoenix worms black soldier fly larvae
Low in fat and rich in calcium, the phoenix worm is on the market today, the worm that has the most calcium (along with the earthworm).
| Article number: | p12 |
| Delivery time: | Same-day in-store pickup only |
Live insects / frozen rodents - Pick up in store the same day. An email will be sent when the order is ready. Orders not picked up during the day will be canceled and there will be no refund.
Soldier fly larva (Black sodier fly larvae or BSFL):
Nutritional value of Hermatia illucens
Humidity (Moisture) 64%
Protein (Protein) 17%
Fat 11%
Fiber (Fiber) 6%
Minerals (Ash) 5%
Ca:P ratio 3:1
The soldier fly larva is the insect containing the most calcium available in Canada. This larva is easy to maintain and feed. The Ca:P ratio can vary depending on the food offered to the larvae but remains relatively high compared to the others insects available.
Excellent for growing babies, not forgetting that it is a very good choice for females during the laying period. Always on the move, it is adored by reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, fish and birds.
With its maximum size of 3/4 inch it is easily stored, just by placing the purchased container at a temperature of 12 to 15 C.
Depending on the size of the worm, it remains dormant for between 1 and 4 weeks. To serve the worms, simply return them to room temperature at home until they wake up and then serve.
