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Enrichment Treats, Devices and Special Needs Diets

Live Bug Treats

In their natural habitat, many primates forage for insects, grubs and worms. Many primates use sticks or reeds to reach into insect nests to retrieve a tasty snack. Providing live, natural insect-type treats for captive primates offers a unique feeding challenge and a natural nutritional source. Many years ago, insects were given to captive primates routinely as a protein supplement.

Features and Advantages:
Can be applied to Bio-Serv's Fleece Foraging/ Grooming Boards These "bug treats" quickly burrow into the fleece creating a
"moving " experience for your primates

Can be placed onto Bio-Serv's Tuff Turf Foraging Boards for similar activity

Form:
Live bugs

Storage & Shelf Life:
Wax Moth Larvae - Product# 9001
Ideal temperature 55ºF. Room temperature is too warm. Refrigeration is too cold. Moisture, even condensation is deadly for wax moth larvae

Mealworms - Product# 9002
Ideal temperature range 42-55ºF - 2 weeks

Large Mealworms - Product# 9130
DO NOT REFRIGERATE. Store 65-85ºF - 2 weeks

  

Packaging:
Wax Moth Larvae - Product# 9001 - 250 per cup
Mealworms - Product# 9002 - 100 per cup
Large Mealworms - Product# 9130 - 25 per cup

Pricing:
Wax Moth Larvae - Product# 9001
minimum order 10 cups
                                                    $ 9.00/cup

Mealworms - Product# 9002
minimum order 10 cups
                                                    $ 6.00/cup

Large Mealworms - Product# 9130
minimum order 10 cups
                                                   $ 6.50/cup     

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