JADINGSFARM 6 Pack Canned Black Soldier Fly Larvae BSF
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JADINGSFARM 6 Pack Canned Black Soldier Fly Larvae BSF
$17.99
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Price History for 6 Pack Canned Black Soldier Fly Larvae for Reptiles, Fish, Birds and Small Animals, BSF, Healthy...
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| Current Price | $17.99 | January 8, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $18.99 | August 29, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $16.14 | August 11, 2024 |
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| $17.99 | September 26, 2024 |
| $18.99 | August 29, 2024 |
| $16.14 | August 11, 2024 |
JADINGSFARM 6 Pack Canned Black Soldier Fly Larvae BSF Description
- 6 Pack of natural and high-quality moist meal for a variety of pets, reptiles, birds, amphibians, turtles and small animals, tropical fish. 1.2 ounces each.
- Packed With Essential Nutrients And Vitamins, 100% Natural.
- Ideal For Insect-Eating Reptiles, Birds Or Tropical Fish.
- Stay-Fresh Lid Maintains Freshness. It makes this food tasty for Reptiles, Fish, Birds and Small Animals.
- Total 6 packs in a box.
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JADINGSFARM 6 Pack Canned Black Soldier Fly Larvae BSF Reviews (8)
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James –
whatever critter you are feeding with these worms, they should be happy with the quality. These ones do cost a little more than the ones down at the store, but they are better quality. The ones at the store are really skinny, and look dry. They come in a huge bag, and it is usually less than 20 bucks. Those ones are bulk for birds, or even ponds. The ones in these cans seem to be a better grade, And very conveniently packaged.
You get six cans, with a easy open lid, and a plastic lid to seal it after the first use. There is no mess, And your pets food stays super fresh, until it is needed. Very easy to use, and nice fat, Fresh meal worms. Highly recommended.
Sarah K. Hunt –
Got these for my geckos they seem to like them
Ashley –
The mealworms are good quality and are fresh. I got these to feed my lizards as back up but will feed my turtles them as well so none go to waste. My lizards ate them up very quickly and my turtles like them too. When ever a hurricane comes through all the pet stores go out of stock quickly and online ordering is not possible. These are the perfect size and clean and I feel confident using these as feeders. I like that these are moist and I do not need to soak them prior. They last a long time if kept refrigerated, I push them toward the back of the fridge where it is the coldest. I would recommend these highly, as this is a good value for a 6 pack and each can has a large quantity. Thank you!
F. Bamboo –
I’ve raised my own mealworms and crickets for our pets’ food but these are great to have on hand for emergencies or convenience. I like to always have some on hand. I feed them to our bird, fish, and geckos. The geckos only eat active participants, so I have to give the worms a little wiggle.
I was impressed by the freshness of these worms; they weren’t crinkly or dry. They were nice and plump and appropriately supple.
Our pets like ‘em just fine and it’s great being able to have these on hand in the fridge for a little snack. I let them come up to room temp before feeding; it doesn’t take long. I did see a reviewer say they have to be trashed after a day, but that’s not right. They last quite a while if refrigerated and not contaminated. The “1 day” I think was them misunderstanding the label which says to dispose of the uneaten portion within 24 hours. That refers to what you’ve put into the enclosure at room temperature, not clean, sealed, refrigerated worms.
MsMomKy3 –
This is a six can count of Black Soldier Fly Larvae. Each can is 1.2 oz. It’s great for fish, birds, reptiles etc. It’s a great treat for small animals bc it’s high in protein. I got it for my bearded dragons. They really seem to like the larvae. I have four dragons and they all ate it. It looks fresh and tasty as far as reptile treats go. If you’re looking for a high quality, affordable reptile treat, you should check this out. It’s a great deal, you get six cans for one low price.
Sarah K. Hunt –
I have a rescue farm with different species. I love that these come in individual tins. I have them in different places on the farm and I can just feed from them. They aren’t like the typical dehydrated mealworms. Infact, I thought they were alive at first. I’m not sure what they do differently when packaging but they are surely fresh. My tortoise goes crazy for them. These are a very good quality.
Shane Allen –
Awsome worms and awsome price and they come in resealable containers! In addition to that the quality of the worms are top notch! Our spotted geckos tore them up. Keep up the great work!
MsMomKy3 –
I’ve always kind of shied away from using canned. I’ve been doing live feeders, but decided to see if my animals would eat these as a backup. I try to feed a variety including live and repashy. But I like to make sure I have backups on hand because things happen.
Some of my critters eat them, some dont. Quality seems reasonable. I can’t speak to how the canning process impacts them, but they appear to be edible.