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Shop Live Arthropods & Bioactive Supplies Drosophila hydei
A photograph of Drosophila hydei (Flightless Fruit Flies) in a netting Image 1 of
A photograph of Drosophila hydei (Flightless Fruit Flies) in a netting
A photograph of Drosophila hydei (Flightless Fruit Flies) in a netting

Drosophila hydei

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Drosophila hydei cultures take two weeks to truly flourish. After that, they continue to produce fruit flies until they run out of fruit fly media. This is the perfect feeder for smaller pets such as poison dart frogs, newborn velvet spiders, or smaller Phidippus regius!

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Drosophila hydei cultures take two weeks to truly flourish. After that, they continue to produce fruit flies until they run out of fruit fly media. This is the perfect feeder for smaller pets such as poison dart frogs, newborn velvet spiders, or smaller Phidippus regius!

Drosophila hydei cultures take two weeks to truly flourish. After that, they continue to produce fruit flies until they run out of fruit fly media. This is the perfect feeder for smaller pets such as poison dart frogs, newborn velvet spiders, or smaller Phidippus regius!

If you need fruit flies right away, please email juicesarthropods@gmail.com to inform us. All cups are prepared in advance and at various egg-laying and hatching stages. We will always do our best to send you cups with active fruit flies; however, the food can run out quickly in this case. If you do not want an abundance of fruit flies immediately, please let us know as soon as possible, and we will create a fresh cup for you. This fresh cup will contain plenty of food, and the active flies will start laying eggs and hatching within 2-3 weeks!

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