aNisip
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Several females have been visiting the 'compost pile' that the black soldier flies are being raised in and depositing hundreds of eggs. The larvae consume the same decomposing material as the BSF. Recently I'm starting to see the older larvae leave the pile to pupate and they mimic the Black Soldier Fly larvae (I don't kno why but pretty closely resemble the look of the BSF larvae ) Now being hoverflys they do have mouthparts and eat, so they can be gutloaded with honey to make healthy mantis food 
(I assume so because they visit flowers and drink the nectar)...will add pictures soon...
And yes if there are enough going through their life ciycle I should be able to sell them Great for Idolos and Gongys and Orchids
(I assume so because they visit flowers and drink the nectar)...will add pictures soon...And yes if there are enough going through their life ciycle I should be able to sell them
Great for Idolos and Gongys and Orchids 
