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Fresh BSF Larvae
Movement-driven whole-larvae feed
- Product Form
- Live larvae
- Certification
- FDA GRAS Certified
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Harvest-to-order bulk supply / Recurring supply program
By Species
Small Mammals & Exotics
Careful whole-larvae BSF use for insectivorous exotics and selected omnivorous small mammals.
Ideal for: Hedgehogs, sugar gliders, insectivorous exotics, and selected omnivorous small mammals as limited treats or foraging items.
Herbivorous small mammals are not a priority for BSF feeding. Use only when appropriate and professionally advised.
Why BSF works
- Insectivorous exotics are the clearest fit for whole-larvae animal-protein variety.
- Dried larvae provide texture, aroma, and foraging enrichment in very small portions for suitable omnivores.
- Fresh or frozen-thawed larvae may fit insectivorous exotics when handling, hygiene, and portion control are managed.
How to use it
- Use dried larvae sparingly as a treat or foraging item for omnivorous species.
- Use live or frozen-thawed larvae only for suitable insectivorous animals and remove uneaten portions promptly.
- Do not treat BSF as a standard feed for herbivores such as guinea pigs or chinchillas.
- For recovery, pregnancy, or medical cases, follow veterinary or nutrition guidance.
Recommended Products
Product forms commonly evaluated for this species group.
Quote Only
Dried BSF Larvae
Natural protein boost for poultry and pets
- Crude Protein
- >=43%
- Calcium
- Rich
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Small packs / Breeder bags
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Frozen BSF Larvae
Nutrition-locked whole-larvae feed
- Product Form
- Frozen whole larvae
- Nutrition Retention
- >97%
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Portion packs / Bulk frozen packs
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