UCM GROUP Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae Reptile Food, 20 lb, 2 packs, non-GMO, no additives

Feed these dried larvae to poultry, wild birds, reptiles and small pets straight from the pack. Two packs hold 20 lb in total, 10 lb each, and the larvae are non-GMO with nothing added.

The larvae carry a protein content of around 35% to 39%, and their calcium level runs at roughly 85 to 90 times that of mealworms. They are dust free, so the pack stays clean when you scoop from it.

What the dried larvae are like

The product is dried black soldier fly larvae only, sorted as a granule-style item under the BSFL style.

• Each larva is dried rather than live, so the pack can sit in the feed store without a container of moving insects.
• The larvae are described as fresh dried and have gone through a microwave vacuum dryer.
• Nothing is added to the larvae, and they are 100% non-GMO.
• The pack is dust free, which keeps the scoop and the feed dish free of loose powder.
• The calcium level is stated as around 85 to 90 times the calcium of mealworms.

What the 20 lb box holds

Two packs arrive, each holding 10 lb of dried larvae, for 20 lb in total. The unit count on the packaging is 320 ounces, and the item weight is listed as 2.04 kg (4.5 lb).

• 2 packs of dried black soldier fly larvae
• 10 lb of larvae per pack, 20 lb overall

Which animals the larvae suit

The manufacturer names four animal groups for this treat: poultry, wild birds, reptiles and small pets. A buyer keeping a reptile or amphibian as a pet fits the target audience listed for the item, and the same larvae go out to the bird feeder or the coop.

Buyers should check two things before ordering. The 20 lb total is a large amount for a single small reptile, since the two packs are fixed at 10 lb each and are not sold separately here. The treat is listed for the animal groups above only, so a buyer keeping a species outside those four groups will not find it named for their animal.

What is inside the larvae

The ingredient list holds one item: black soldier fly larvae, which are also the special ingredient. Protein is stated at around 35% to 39%.

Calcium in these larvae is given as roughly 85 to 90 times the level in mealworms, a comparison the manufacturer makes on the label. No additives are used and the larvae are 100% non-GMO, so the pack holds the insect alone.

Questions buyers ask about the larvae

How is the product packed?

The larvae come as 2 packs of 10 lb each, for 20 lb in total.

Which animals is this treat listed for?

The manufacturer lists poultry, wild birds, reptiles and small pets as the animals this treat is for.

How much protein do the larvae have?

Protein content is around 35% to 39%.

Are the larvae non-GMO?

Yes, the larvae are 100% non-GMO and have no additives.

How does the calcium compare with mealworms?

The calcium level is around 85 to 90 times the calcium of mealworms.