Drosophila wingless

Flightless Drosophila (fruit fly) Drosophila Melanogaster is an easy to breed food insect for reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, birds, predatory insects and fish. The size of the fly is about one and a half millimeters. The development time of a fly from an egg to an adult is about two weeks. The fly has wings, but they are not developed, so the fly cannot fly, which makes it much easier to breed and collect flies for feeding. The fly is bred in a plastic glass (in which it is sold) or a special container. The nutrient medium is made simply and costs a penny. It can be stored on a closet and not irritate the household. If you need a lot of feed, several containers with a fly are launched. If little food is needed, then the population can be regulated by the size of the container, the volume of the nutrient medium and the temperature of the content. Buying or breeding a wingless fruit midge at home, you get a regular live food for your pet. Lizards, frogs, spiders, ants, birds, fish will happily eat flies, and you will be able to watch the exciting moment of your pet hunting for live prey. The price is for a glass with a nutrient medium and a fly.