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Phoenix worms black soldier fly larvae

Low in fat and rich in calcium, the phoenix worm is on the market today, the worm that has the most calcium (along with the earthworm).

Article number: p1
Delivery time: Same-day in-store pickup only

Live insects / frozen rodents - Pick up in store the same day. An email will be sent when the order is ready. Orders not picked up during the day will be canceled and there will be no refund.

This insect is the richest source of calcium. Along with earthworms, it's the only one with a calcium-to-phosphorus ratio greater than one. It's also rich in protein and essential fatty acids.

This larva is available in various sizes and is very active, which stimulates the reptile.

It's a preferred food for growing babies and females during the egg-laying season.

It's also very easy to store in its original container at a temperature of around 16°C (61°F). The smaller the larva, the longer it keeps, ranging from 3 to 5 weeks down to 1 to 2 weeks. If the larvae are cold, they will stop moving, which is normal. They will start moving again once they are warm.

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