Live Fruit Flies
Fruit flies are a favorite source of nutrition for smaller reptiles and amphibians. Not only does this product contain 50 fruit flies but this culture contains the nutrients and moist media to allow the insects to continue to multiply over time. Stored at room temperature this cultures can last up to seven weeks and produce hundreds of fruit flies.
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Product Description
Fruit flies are a favorite source of nutrition for smaller reptiles and amphibians. Not only does this product contain 50 fruit flies but this culture contains the nutrients and moist media to allow the insects to continue to multiply over time. Stored at room temperature this cultures can last up to seven weeks and produce hundreds of fruit flies.
Feeding Instructions
Quantity: Start by feeding your pet a small pinch of fruit flies per feeding session. Gradually increase the amount depending on your pet’s health and dietary needs.
Frequency: Feed fruit flies to your reptile a few times per week as part of a varied diet. Fruit flies should not be the sole item in your reptile's diet due to potential nutritional gaps. Include other feeder insects and appropriate food items to provide a balanced diet.
Preparation: Ensure the fruit flies are fresh and active before feeding them to your reptile. This makes them more appealing and easier for your pet to catch.
Presentation: Release a small pinch of fruit flies into your reptile’s enclosure. Observe your pet to ensure they are catching and consuming the flies.
Monitoring: Observe your reptile during and after feeding to ensure they consume the fruit flies safely. Monitor their health and behavior closely, and adjust the quantity of fruit flies as needed. Remove any uneaten flies to prevent them from becoming a nuisance in the enclosure.
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Housing: Store fruit flies in a well-ventilated vial. Include some media for feeding.
Temperature: Keep fruit flies at room temperature.
Feeding: Not only does this product contain 50 fruit flies but this culture contains the nutrients and moist media to allow the insects to continue to multiply over time. Stored at room temperature this cultures can last up to seven weeks and produce hundreds of fruit flies. Leave 50% of the flies in the vial to continue reproduction.
Hydration: Fruit flies get sufficient moisture from their feeding media.
Product Description
Fruit flies are a favorite source of nutrition for smaller reptiles and amphibians. Not only does this product contain 50 fruit flies but this culture contains the nutrients and moist media to allow the insects to continue to multiply over time. Stored at room temperature this cultures can last up to seven weeks and produce hundreds of fruit flies.
Feeding Instructions
Quantity: Start by feeding your pet a small pinch of fruit flies per feeding session. Gradually increase the amount depending on your pet’s health and dietary needs.
Frequency: Feed fruit flies to your reptile a few times per week as part of a varied diet. Fruit flies should not be the sole item in your reptile's diet due to potential nutritional gaps. Include other feeder insects and appropriate food items to provide a balanced diet.
Preparation: Ensure the fruit flies are fresh and active before feeding them to your reptile. This makes them more appealing and easier for your pet to catch.
Presentation: Release a small pinch of fruit flies into your reptile’s enclosure. Observe your pet to ensure they are catching and consuming the flies.
Monitoring: Observe your reptile during and after feeding to ensure they consume the fruit flies safely. Monitor their health and behavior closely, and adjust the quantity of fruit flies as needed. Remove any uneaten flies to prevent them from becoming a nuisance in the enclosure.
Habitat and Care
Housing: Store fruit flies in a well-ventilated vial. Include some media for feeding.
Temperature: Keep fruit flies at room temperature.
Feeding: Not only does this product contain 50 fruit flies but this culture contains the nutrients and moist media to allow the insects to continue to multiply over time. Stored at room temperature this cultures can last up to seven weeks and produce hundreds of fruit flies. Leave 50% of the flies in the vial to continue reproduction.
Hydration: Fruit flies get sufficient moisture from their feeding media.
