Description

The Rice Flour Beetle (Tribolium confusum) is an easy-to-culture, convenient food source for poison dart frogs, bumble bee toads, fish, and other small animals that enjoy smaller food items.

• - These Rice Flour Beetles cultures consist of around 100 breeding adults and a good amount of flour media
• - They are ages a full month before shipping
• - When Rice Flour Beetles do breed, they are very easy to maintain and can go months without any upkeep, making them an ideal 'special treat' or 'backup feeder' if you run out of other feeder insects
• - Adult Rice Flour Beetles are capable of emitting an unpleasant tasting chemical when threatened, making them unpalitable to many animals. Their larvae, however, are very nutritious and palitable, and most poison dart frogs, bumble bee toads, fish, and other small animals will eat rice flour beetle larvae with relish