Hydei Fruit Flies
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Drosophila Hydei a tiny winged, but flightless fly due to genetically impaired wing muscles. It’s full life cycle lasts around 25-30 days. The culture comes in a self contained tub which requires no maintenance. Each culture is shipped fresh with approximately 25-50 Flies.
Ideal for small amphibians and reptiles, particularly poison arrow frogs, small day geckos, anole lizards, small newts and salamanders, hatchling chameleons, spiderlings, mantids as well as various top feeding fish species.
Drosophila Hydei fruit flies are a tiny winged, but flightless fly due to genetically impaired wing muscles. Their full life cycle lasts around 25-30 days. These cultures come in a self contained tub which requires no maintenance. Each culture is shipped fresh with approximately 25-50 Flies.
These flies are ideal for small amphibians and reptiles, particularly poison arrow frogs, small day geckos, anole lizards, small newts and salamanders, hatchling chameleons, spiderlings, mantids as well as various top feeding fish species.
These cultures should be kept at room temperature.
32oz Flightless Fruit Fly Culture
*Drosophila Hydei are the larger Fruit Flies measuring 3.5 mm.
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| Weight | 0.25 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 12 × 12 × 14 cm |
| Fruit Fly Species |
Drosophila Hydei ,Drosophila Melanogaster |
31 reviews for Hydei Fruit Flies
| 5 star | 87% | |
| 4 star | 6% | |
| 3 star | 6% | |
| 2 star | 0% | |
| 1 star | 0% |
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Must give full marks for both a speedy order fulfilment and good quality cultures .
Sadly and ironically, our last
p. terribilis passed on two days before the delivery.
We donated the flies to a local pet store
We are so very sorry to hear. 🙁