The Amazing Dry Black Soldier Fly Larvae
Hey there, folks! Do you also enjoy raising chickens as a hobby? Well, let me tell you, chickens absolutely love munching on insects! When it's snack time, they get so excited, they come running towards you! These insect treats not only provide essential nutrients for the chickens but also help in training them, ensuring they return to the coop obediently even when they're free-ranging.
But you might say, where do you find live bugs? Plus, there's always the concern about bugs carrying bacteria that could pose health issues for pets. And let's not forget about the hefty price tag that comes with live insects! That's where dried insects come in handy! Today, I want to introduce you to a particularly fantastic option – CHEZPIUPIU dried black soldier fly larvae!
Black soldier flies, these insects hail from the United States and Australia. They are entirely harmless and won't invade our homes. Rest assured, they don't bite or sting humans, and they certainly aren't pests to gardens or crops. On the contrary, they are guardians of our food! Black soldier fly larvae possess antimicrobial properties, effectively breaking down bacteria in the food they consume!
These black soldier flies also have their own life cycle, from egg to larva, then pupa, and finally transforming into adults, which takes roughly about 45 days. But if we're talking about commercial cultivation, from hatching to harvesting, it could take as little as 15 days! That speed is simply astounding! So, black soldier fly larvae are incredibly economical and practical insects to raise!
Did you know? Black soldier fly larvae are a treasure trove of nutrients! They contain approximately 40% protein, 28% fat, 10% fiber, and 3% calcium! These nutritional values may vary depending on what the larvae are fed. Especially during the molting period for chickens, their demand for protein skyrockets because about 90% of feathers consist of protein. And the protein in black soldier fly larvae is just the thing to help them through this stage. Moreover, the fat in these larvae provides energy for chickens and aids in digestion, while the fiber is particularly beneficial for their digestive systems.
So, black soldier fly larvae can be fed not only to chickens but also to lizards, turtles, birds, fish, and other animals. They can help make these animals healthier, boost their immune systems, and reduce the chances of falling ill. Since 2013, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, the European Union, and other organizations have been vigorously promoting black soldier flies, highlighting their numerous benefits!
If you want to ensure your pets eat healthier, give CHEZPIUPIU dry black soldier fly larvae a try! They're truly a fantastic option!
