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What are BSF Eggs And What Are They Used For?

 What are Black soldier fly eggs used for? You need to find black soldier fly eggs for breeding from the professional farm? Kimmy Farm specializes in supplying healthy black soldier fly eggs, 4-day-old soldier fly larvae for widely breeding in large herds. Please contact us for assistance in breeding this black soldier fly. BSF eggs are the first stage of development for the BSF. In the wild, the BSF female can lay about 400 to 800 eggs, this black soldier fly eggs are the main product on our fly farm in Tay Ninh.

FAQ’s About BSF Eggs: 

  • What are Black soldier fly eggs used for?
  • What is the price of black soldier fly eggs?
  • Where to sell black soldier fly eggs?
  • How to hatch black soldier fly eggs effectively?

Let’s join Kimmy’s Farm to find out all the questions about black soldier fly eggs in the article below

What is a Black Soldier Fly Eggs?

Black Soldier Fly Eggs (or: BSF Eggs) is the first stage of development (from 0 – 4 days old). In the wild, BSF females can lay clumps of 400 – 800 eggs near rotting organic compounds. Eggs are initially creamy but gradually darken in growth. Black soldier fly eggs are incubated from 4 – 21 days (depending on incubation temperature), being hatched into BSF larvae. The oval black soldier flies egg can be 0.09 cm long. Once hatched, BSF larvae are pale-white and about 0.17 cm long.

Details of the black soldier fly eggs include:

  • The number of eggs of one female fly laying: 400 – 800 eggs
  • Egg’s incubation Time: from 4 – 21 days to hatch into larvae.
  • Egg’s weight: 0.027mg / 1 egg, 1 gram: ~ 37,000 eggs, 10 grams: ~ 370,000 eggs, 100 grams: ~ 740,000 eggs.
  • Egg’s size: 0,09 cm long.
  • Egg’s color: cream color and then darkens according to the development of its larvae inside

@The growth stages of BSF include: BSF eggs -> BSF Larvae -> BSF pupae -> BSF Adult flies.

What Are BSF Eggs Used For?

The Black Soldier Fly eggs are often commercially traded and used to propagate these flies from one place to another place. Buying BSF eggs is the most convenient and economical way to start your own farm. You will experience and be able to get acquainted in all 4 of the development of the black soldier fly in detail, thereby increasing the experience of raising your black soldier fly colony. 

3 uses of black soldier fly eggs are:

  • Used for breeding.
  • Used to maintain a population of flies.
  • Used to hatch into BSF larvae.
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