100 x Blue Bottle Fly Maggots or Casters
Blue Bottles Casters & Maggots are large and better for feeding bigger inverts or other animals.
Blue Bottle Casters are good to hatch in to flies and feed your grown on mantids, spider, many reptiles and amphibians.
 
Blue bottle maggots or casters are an excellent feed for many insectivores. Blue bottle maggots are a large size maggot to feed many terrestrial inverts that feed on live insects. Blue bottle casters can be hatched into flies to feed many arboreal inverts that feed on live insects.
 
If you wish to order larger amounts of blue bottle maggots or casters, please do get in touch and we will help you out.
 
A perfect food source for reptiles, arachnids, amphibians and mantids
 
Blue bottle maggots & casters are available on subscription, weekly, fortnightly or monthly 
Your order of blue bottle maggots or casters will be shipped out on Tuesdays
 
Scientific Classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Diptera
Family: 
Genus: Calliphora
Species: 
 
Food -
Blue Bottle Maggots: No need to feed your Blue Bottle Maggots
Blue Bottle Flies: Once your blue bottle casters hatch, feed them with banana, honey or sugar water
 
How I keep Them
Blue Bottle Maggots:
When you receive your Blue Bottle Maggots, just place them into a container with small holes and store them in the fridge or a cool dark place. 
 
Blue Bottle Casters:
When you receive your Blue Bottle Casters you should transfer them to a breathable tub like a cricket tub, or anything with holes small enough so the adult blue bottle flies cant escape; then simply wait until they emerge. 

Once your blue bottle casters have hatched, pop them into your fridge to render them semi dormant, this will prolong their longevity massively. You can soak a ball of kitchen roll in honey or sugar water, lightly squeeze so it's not dripping and place in one corner.

To get your blue bottle flies out of the tub, put your flies in the fridge for around 15-20mins which will make them sluggish and you can simply pick them out with tweezers or your fingers. Just remember to close the lid on your fly container as they reanimate rather quickly. Promptly pop the fly into your enclosure and dinner is served.
 
When the Blue Bottle Casters have hatched into flies, I keep them in a netted enclosure with food and use them as needed.