SANSECT 10BSFL Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae, 10 lb

SANSECT 10BSFL is a 10-pound bag of dried black soldier fly larvae marketed as a treat and feed for chickens and other animals. The listing describes it as high in protein and calcium, while customer feedback reports strong appeal to poultry alongside mixed experiences with hygiene and odor.

At a glance

A bulk 10-pound quantity is aimed at regular feeding rather than occasional small treats.
The listing claims 42%-45% protein and at least 85 times more calcium than dried mealworms.
Described for chickens and marketed for use with wild birds and a range of other animals.
The product page says the bag has a resealable zipper and gives a 2-year shelf life when stored in a dry area.

Price

$33.87Save 21%

Reference price: ~~$42.88~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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SANSECT 10LB Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae, Chickens Feed for Wild Birds | High Protein Treats, More Calcium Than Dried Meal

Pros and cons

Pros

Large 10-pound pack can suit keepers feeding larvae routinely.
Customer feedback describes chickens and ducks as keen to eat the larvae and notes their hearty size.
The resealable-bag and dry-storage claims may be useful for managing a large quantity.

Cons

The 10-pound pack takes more storage space and may be excessive for owners with only occasional or low-volume feeding needs.

Technical specifications

17 specifications

Identity
Brand	SANSECT
Model	10BSFL
Form	Granule
Container	Bag

Product details
Listed weight	10 pounds
Target species	Hens
Pet types	Bird, Fish, Small Animal
Age range	All Life Stages
Diet type	Raw
Flavor	Chicken
Package size	10 Pound (Pack of 1)

Listing claims
Protein content	42%-45%
Calcium comparison	at least 85X more calcium than dried mealworms
Non-GMO claim	Non-GMO
Additive claim	Additive-Free
Listed benefits	High Protein, Low Choking Risk, Year-Round Availability, Low Waste, Versatile Feeding
Package dimensions	17.02 x 13.44 x 7.69 inches; 10 pounds

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The protein percentage, calcium comparison, nutrition, shelf-life and animal-health effects are listing claims rather than independently verified measurements. The page describes the product both as chicken feed and as a treat for multiple species, and lists granule form while also describing whole worms, so confirm the selected listing's format and intended feeding use. It says resealable zipper bag and sturdy box, but package dimensions and container type only identify a bag. The larvae are for animal consumption only, not human use.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Chicken keepers seeking a bulk dried-larvae treat, including for laying or molting periods.
People looking for a listed treat option for wild birds or other animals, subject to confirming suitability for their species.

Less suited to

Buyers needing a small pack or a clearly specified complete daily diet.
People who need confirmed product cleanliness or a consistent odor profile, since customer feedback on hygiene and smell is mixed.

SANSECT 10BSFL Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae, 10 lb · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 1,440 ratings

5 stars89%89%
4 stars5%5%
3 stars2%2%
2 stars1%1%
1 star3%3%

Customer feedback describes the larvae as a popular treat for chickens and ducks, with positive comments on hearty size and value. This may matter to poultry keepers considering a 10-pound supply, though it does not establish that every flock will accept them. Reports about hygiene conflict, including mentions of live bugs or beetles, and opinions on smell range from pleasant to unpleasant. The aggregate ratings skew strongly toward five-star ratings, but do not resolve those specific concerns.

Positive themes

Customers describe strong interest from chickens and ducks and praise the larvae's size and value.

Mixed feedback

Reports about hygiene conflict, including mentions of live bugs or beetles in the bag.
Opinions about the smell are divided.

Frequently asked questions

How much product is listed?

The listing identifies a 10-pound pack and gives a unit count of 160 Ounce.

What does the listing claim about nutrition?

It claims 42%-45% protein and at least 85 times more calcium than dried mealworms. These are listing claims, not independently verified measurements.

Can it be used for animals other than chickens?

The page markets it for wild birds and several other animals, but also identifies hens as the target species. Confirm suitability and feeding guidance for your animal.

How does the listing say to store it?

It describes a resealable zipper bag and says to store the larvae in a dry area, with a claimed 2-year shelf life.