Fruit Fly Cultures 5 types of flies

Buy Drosophila melanogaster (Golden Delicious) Wingless Fruit Fly Cultures - Ideal Feeder Insects for Reptiles & Amphibians

Searching for the perfect live feeder insect for your small reptiles and amphibians? Our Drosophila melanogaster wingless fruit fly cultures are the top choice for feeding dart frogs, baby chameleons, mantises, and other small insectivores. These wingless fruit flies are easy to manage and provide a nutritious, protein-rich diet essential for your pet’s health and growth.

**Why Choose Drosophila melanogaster Wingless Fruit Flies?**

Wingless and Easy to Handle: Drosophila melanogaster are completely wingless, making them simple to contain and feed to your pets. Perfect for hobbyists of all experience levels.
Nutrient-Dense and Protein-Rich: Our wingless fruit flies are raised on a specially formulated, nutrient-rich medium, ensuring they offer a balanced, high-protein diet for your reptiles and amphibians.
Perfect for Small Pets: With their small size, Drosophila melanogaster wingless fruit flies are ideal for feeding tiny reptiles, amphibians, and young insectivores that require small prey.
Rapid Reproduction: melanogaster cultures reproduce quickly, so you’ll always have a fresh supply.

Ideal for Feeding:

Dart Frogs
Baby Chameleons
Small Mantises
Jumping Spiders
Micro Geckos
Small Lizards and More!

**Order Your Drosophila melanogaster Wingless Fruit Fly Cultures Today!**

Give your small insectivores the best live food available. Our Drosophila melanogaster wingless fruit fly cultures are ready to ship, providing you with a nutritious and easy-to-handle feeder insect that your pets will thrive on. Order now and enjoy fast shipping and our live arrival guarantee!

Wingless Golden Melanogaster
Drosophila melanogaster 'golden delicious'

Golden Delicious Wingless Melanogaster are the smallest size of fruit flies at 1/16"
Golden Delicious Wingless Melanogaster are a wingless and lighter color form of the common D. melanogaster
This wingless and golden form of melanogaster allows for easy breeding and booming cultures in short time
Cultures should be kept between 70°F - 80°F. Under 70° cultures will start to slow down and not reproduce. Consistent temperatures above 80° will cause the culture to crash
Cultures will begin producing in about 2 weeks

***The pictures and videos were taken on 8/24/2024 and are examples of what a fresh culture looks like (8/22) and what a producing culture looks like (8/11)***