Funtacfarm 10LB Dried BSFL for Chickens — High-Protein, Natural Treats, Superior to Meal Worms

Premium Dried BSFL for Chickens

Discover Funtacfarm's 10 lb bag of dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL): a 100% natural and organic treat designed for backyard flocks and pet birds. The larvae arrive with a crisp texture and inviting aroma, ready to delight your birds, and they are free from additives and preservatives. The packaging is designed to protect freshness, making storage straightforward and efficient.

Nutritional strengths you can consider

BSFL offer a protein-rich profile and a mineral mix that some keepers look for in a balanced flock diet. This product provides roughly 45% protein content, and calcium levels are markedly higher than dried mealworms, which some keepers find beneficial when planning enrichment and variety in feed regimes.

• Protein content around 45% for a satisfying, energy-rich snack
• Calcium levels significantly higher than dried mealworms
• Natural ingredients with no artificial additives or preservatives
• Farm-fresh, clean product with minimal impurities

Why chickens love this treat

The 10 lb bag is designed to be enticing: a fresh aroma and crisp texture make it appealing to hens and roosters alike. It can turn feeding time into a simple daily ritual that birds eagerly anticipate, especially during training or routine enrichment.

• Delicious flavor and texture that birds instinctively seek
• Versatile use: snack, mix into feed, or reward during routines
• Sealed packaging protects freshness and simplifies storage

Packaging, storage, and quality you can trust

The product ships in a sealed bag inside a sturdy carton to prevent crushing. After opening, reseal and store in a dry place for up to 24 months. Funtacfarm offers a 100% refund if your flock isn’t satisfied.

In short, this BSFL product provides a convenient, impurity-free protein source that aligns with natural feeding habits while offering practical storage and clear value for poultry keepers.

Real-life scenarios

Morning: sprinkle a small handful to awaken curiosity. Afternoon: mix into feed to add interest. In colder months, offer as a flavorful energy boost. Always adjust portions to flock size and activity level.