5LB Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae Treat for Chicken More Calcium Than Mealworms,for Laying Hen,Wild Birds (5 Pound)

HUGE amount of larvae - our chickens LOVE them, and they will last months for our little flock! Packed well - larvae were whole, and not crumbled. Great value for the price.

This is a huge box! Great value and my chickens love them.

My hens absolutely love these. They are great quality and less expensive than the feed store worms. They are packaged well and easy to store. Plus they are delivered right to your front door!

This is the best supplier of dried black solider flies as I can get an entire 5 pound bag for half the price of what it’s offered in big box stores. My chickens go crazy for these soldier fly larvae. However, they did not come in a re-sealable bag, which would have been better because then I could have kept the bag outside and wouldn’t have to worry about moisture or animals getting into the bag. Additionally, other brands have used a silica bag is included to absorb extra moisture and ensure the freshness of the larvae, but I didn’t notice one in this bag. There was no issues with moisture upon arrival. These flies must be tasty because the chickens come running for them and gobble them up right away. I give my chickens about 1/4 of a cup of larvae a day to add to their calcium intake. Our hens are egg layers and this product helps with their egg processing because it supplies extra protein. The fly larva is freeze dried and the product looks just like larvae. A bag of larva flies lasts for about 2 to three weeks for 10 hens. I would recommend these fly larva from Wormsfarm for your chickens and birds. The quality of these larvae was exceptional and the packaging was durable enough to keep them fresh while consuming.

I bought these on sale. It was a great price and good quality. The girls have been very satisfied.

My chickens love these!! Swapped these out for meal worms for my chickens. They love them. Great price. Will definitely buy again

The chickens aren’t complaining. The larvae were in good condition and were gobbled up immediately. They are pricey but that goes for all black soldier fly larvae. They’re a great protein treat.

Wild birds seem to love them!