OHNAME Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae, 10 lb

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OHNAME Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae, 10 lb

OHNAME dried black soldier fly larvae are a 10-pound granule treat and supplement listed for chickens and other poultry. The listing claims high protein and calcium, while customer feedback reports mixed experiences with odor and crumbling.

At a glance

The listing presents the larvae as a snack or supplement for chickens and poultry, including ducks.
The manufacturer claims 43% protein and 85 times more calcium than mealworms. These are listing claims, not independent measurements.
Suggested feeding amounts vary by use, from a daily supplement to occasional treat portions.
Young poultry guidance says to crush the larvae and mix them into starter feed.

Price

$32.99Save 21%

Reference price: ~~$41.99~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A 10-pound package offers a bulk quantity for regular flock feeding.
The listing gives use-specific feeding ratios and separate directions for young poultry.
Customers report that chickens and ducks find the larvae appealing, and some value the package size and protein content.

Cons

The seller says the bag has no resealable zipper, so it needs to be closed with a clip after use.

Technical specifications

19 specifications

Identity and form
Brand	OHNAME
Item form	Granule
Special ingredient	Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae
Target species	Chicken
Breed recommendation	All Kinds of Poultry
Age range	All Life Stages
Diet type	Limited Ingredient
Ingredient claims	Additive-Free, Non-GMO

Quantity and dimensions
Package size	10 Pound
Number of items	1
Weight listed	10 pounds
Dimensions listed	13 x 7 x 17 inches; 10 pounds

Manufacturer-listed nutrition and use
Protein claim	43% premium protein
Calcium comparison claim	85 times more calcium than mealworms
Suggested feeding ratios	Daily supplement: 10-15% BSFL mixed with 85-90% regular feed; During molting or stress: 15-20% BSFL for extra protein support; Treat feeding: 20-25% BSFL as an occasional high-protein treat.
Adult feeding guidance	• Adult Chickens: 1-2 times per day, depending on their size. • CRUSH for YOUNG: For chicks & ducklings, crush and mix into their regular feed.
Young poultry feeding guidance	For young poultry (1–4 weeks old), we recommend crushing the larvae into fine powder and mixing it with their starter feed.

Storage and shelf life
Shelf life	730 days shelf life
Storage guidance	please resecure the bag with a clip after every use and must be stored in a cool dry place.

What to know before buying

The listing describes daily, molting or stress, and occasional treat ratios separately. For chicks and ducklings, it instructs crushing the larvae before mixing with feed. Store in a cool, dry place and secure the opened bag with a clip. The listed 43% protein and 85-times-calcium comparison are manufacturer claims, not independently confirmed.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Poultry keepers seeking a bulk dried-larvae treat or feed supplement for chickens and other poultry.
Keepers who want the listing's suggested feeding ratios and young-bird preparation guidance.

Less suited to

Buyers who need a resealable package, since the listing says to use a clip after opening.
Buyers seeking a complete feed rather than a treat or supplement.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

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Customer feedback describes the larvae as appealing to chickens and ducks and mentions perceived protein content, package size, and value. Odor and durability reports are mixed, with some mentioning bad smells and others none, and with comments ranging from mostly intact larvae to substantial crumbling. These experiences may matter when storing or serving a large bag, but they do not establish a consistent outcome. The favorable aggregate ratings provide a positive overall signal, though they do not explain individual experiences.

Positive themes

Customers describe the larvae as a tasty treat for chickens and ducks.
Feedback mentions perceived protein content, generous package size, and value.

Mixed feedback

Odor reports vary, with some customers noting bad smells and others reporting none.
Customers differ on whether the larvae stay mostly intact or crumble substantially.

Frequently asked questions

How should adult chickens be fed these larvae?

The listing suggests 10–15% larvae mixed with 85–90% regular feed for a daily supplement, 15–20% during molting or stress, or 20–25% as an occasional treat. It also says adult chickens may be fed 1–2 times per day depending on their size.

Can chicks and ducklings eat them?

The listing says to crush the larvae and mix them into regular or starter feed for young poultry. Its guidance specifies crushing for poultry aged 1–4 weeks.

How should the opened bag be stored?

The listing says to resecure it with a clip after each use and store it in a cool, dry place. It states a 730-day shelf life.

What nutrition claims does the listing make?

The manufacturer claims 43% protein and 85 times more calcium than mealworms. These figures are listing claims, not independently verified measurements.