Symton Black Soldier Fly Larvae Canned Reptile Food, 35-g can, 3 count
About This Item
Details
- Canned reptile treats contain the same nutritional value and tasty flavor as live treats.
- Cans have a shelf life of up to 3 years unopened.
- Comes with a convenient plastic lid to reseal top.
- Store the cans in the fridge and they’ll stay fresh for 1 week after opening.
- Great source of calcium.
Ingredient Information
Hermetia illucens.
| Crude Protein | 12.7% min |
|---|---|
| Crude Fat | 4.7% min |
| Crude Fiber | 2.5% max |
| Moisture | 75.1% max |
| Ash | 1.0% max |
Feeding Instructions
Offer to pet directly.
Questions & Answers
1 Customer Questions
How big are the larve? I have a juvenile fancy bearded dragon. I just don't want it to be too big.
2 Customer Reviews
Expired/expiring product
I was excited to feed these to my hedgies but the first order I received the product was set to expire in 3 days. I spoke to customer service who sent a nee shipment
I was excited to feed these to my hedgies but the first order I received the product was set to expire in 3 days. I spoke to customer service who sent a nee shipment of the fly larvae for free. Guess what? They had the same expiration date as the first shipment so, by the time I received & opened them, they were expired & can’t be returned or refunded because they were “free” ARGH!
Wanted to love them but the little guy said NOPE
I have a leopard gecko who does eat fresh BSFL, which I like to order from this same seller on chewy. However, he's never able to eat all 500, so I figured I'd try
I have a leopard gecko who does eat fresh BSFL, which I like to order from this same seller on chewy. However, he's never able to eat all 500, so I figured I'd try this canned variety. I tong feed him anyway, for BSFL and figured he wouldn't mind. He has always eaten live food (dubias, mealworms, BSFL, occasional wax worms and hornworms, and crickets). He took 2 of these canned BSFL and then he ran away from me. He HATED them - I was super bummed because this would have been ideal, but I think they stink and evidently he thinks they taste gross. (He's usually a pig and comes running to me at the sound of the tongs.) If your reptile is ok with preserved things, it probably would be ideal. Mine is not.