Soldier fly larvae

Name: Soldier fly larvae
Brand: Mixerama
SKU: 319.1
Price: 1.7 EUR
Availability: LimitedAvailability
Rating: 3.0 (1 reviews)

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Soldier fly larvae

Dried soldier fly larvae are larvae of the black soldier fly (Hermetia illucens) that have undergone a drying process to increase their shelf life and make them suitable for consumption by small rodents and birds.

The 2-3 cm long larvae are a protein-rich and calcium-rich food source and are very important in the diet of small rodents and birds.

Dried soldier fly larvae are an excellent source of protein for small rodents such as golden hamsters, dwarf hamsters, mice and rats.

Proteins are essential for growth, muscle function and general health. By consuming the dried larvae, small rodents receive high-quality animal proteins that supplement their nutritional profile and contribute to a balanced diet.

Birds, especially wild birds, but also finches, parakeets and parrots, also benefit from dried larvae.

They are rich in proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals that contribute to maintaining health and well-being.

The natural composition of soldier fly larvae mirrors the nutrients that birds would find in the wild.

Composition:

100 % soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens)

Analytical constituents:

Crude protein: 40.5 %, crude fat: 32.5 %, crude fibre: 6.0 %, water: 6.0 %

Product number: 319.1

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27 February 2025 15:52

Mehlwürmer sowie frischer, ungewürzter und gegarter Lachs sind die Renner, wenn es um Eiweiß geht.

Unsere fast 1 1/2 Jährige Hamsterdame Celine (Vorbesitzerin, Züchterin) / Calina (Züchterin) scheint die bisher nicht gekannt zu haben. Sie zieht Mehlwürmer vor. Sie hat die Larven in den Backen gebunkert und hereingetragen, danach holte sie sich keine mehr.