Bean Beetles (Callosobruchus maculatus)

A feeder so small it disappears the moment it's needed. Bean beetles (Callosobruchus maculatus) live and breed right inside dried beans, producing a steady stream of tiny beetles that are perfect for jumping spider slings, mantis nymphs, dart frog froglets, and other pinhead-sized pets that mealworms and fruit flies are too big for.

The culture is self-contained and low odor, so it can sit on a shelf and keep producing without much attention from you. Once it gets going, new beetles emerge continuously, giving you a rolling supply instead of a one-time batch.

• Produces a steady stream of pinhead-sized feeders
• Great for slings, nymphs, and other tiny pets
• Low odor and easy to maintain on a shelf
• Self-sustaining once established

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