Live Black Soldier Fly Larvae

Black soldier fly larvae should be kept in an open container at around 15°C for up to 2 weeks without food or water.

Pour the larvae out of the grip bag into a large open container with high enough walls that they cannot climb out. Do not cover the container with a lid , otherwise the humidity level due to the larvae's respiration will start to rise and the larvae will become wet and crawl out of the container along the wall.

The larvae should be fed to the birds within two weeks at the latest, otherwise they will begin to pupate, or turn into flies.

Wiggly recommends giving one handful of live black soldier fly larvae per chicken per day, but there is really no limit and you can give as much as you like.

Live black soldier fly larvae are 100% natural, with a balanced protein and fat content, so they are not harmful to birds in any way, even if fed in large quantities.

Yes, the movement of black soldier fly larvae stimulates the pecking instinct of chickens, keeps them active, and helps reduce stress caused by boredom.

Yes, black soldier fly larvae contain a lot of protein and calcium, which improve egg production in chickens and, according to studies, also increase egg quality.

For every 1 kilogram of black soldier flies purchased, 5 kg of food waste is valorized, which would otherwise end up in landfill. A wonderful circular economy ♻️

We are sure that you and your chickens will love Wiggly Live Black Soldier Fly Larvae. However, if you are not satisfied with the product, write to us at support@wiggly.ee with your reasons and we will refund you 100% of your money.