Hello forum. New here. I have been allowing my BSFL to turn into flies and feed for enrichment and as a source of protein. I seem to be having a hard time finding information on the composition of the actual flies and not the larvae. I was wondering if anyone has reliable information on the nutrient ratios of the flies themselves versus the larvae. Thanks
Black soldier fly nutrition. Not larvae
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I don't recall seeing nutrition info for the flies themselves. I can say that my dragon loves to eat the flies even more than the larvae.
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