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Premium Dermestid Beetle & Larvae Colonies From Dermestid BeetleWorks. For Large Projects Like Cleaning a Deer Skull. For Larger Projects, Multiple Colonies May Be Purchased For Adequate Numbers. Also Good High Protein Insects That Multiply Rapidly. They Work To Feed Quail, Chickens & Poultry
When You Buy Dermestid Beetles Colony, Enough Dermestid Beetles & Larvae should be ordered or allowed to build up to Work to do the job intended.
For Instance
To Clean a Small Skull with Dermestid Beetles Requires 2500 Beetles & Larvae to clean it.
Cleaning a Beaver Skull will take 6-7,000 Beetles & Larvae to clean it.
To Clean an average Deer Skull will need 12-15,000 Beetles & Larvae to clean it.
Cleaning a Large Skull such as Bear will need 25-35,000 Beetles & Larvae to clean it.
It is necessary to Buy the correct number of Dermestid Beetles & Larvae to Work effectively or to allow your colony to multiply before tackling a projects as uneaten flesh may rot and cause damage to your colony.
All Premium Dermestid Beetle Colonies Are Currently Shipping With Safe Clean Bedding. Each Colony of 600+ Beetles Will Come With About Two Quarts Of Bedding The Beetles Will Lay More Eggs In This Type Of Bedding.
Additional Bedding may Be Needed and Is Available For Purchase.
Also Included in All Premium Colonies Is Water Crystal Gel For Watering The Dermestid Colony Without The Risk Of Drowning. We Also Give You A Small Dish To Contain The Water Crystal. Purchase Additional Water Crystal Gel Onsite.
We Count All Colonies and Verify By Doing a 24 Hour Consumption Test. The Process OF Separating The Beetles From Their Bedding and Verifying Numbers Is Much More Accurate.
Most Orders Are Shipping Within One Week Of Ordering. We Water and Feed The Colony, We Ship Colonies With Enough Food For The Trip To Your Doorstep.
What Will I Need To Work With A Dermestid Beetle Starter Kit Count Dermestid Beetle Starter Kit? Where Can I Find Dermestid Beetles For Sale Near Me?
Dermestid Beetles Care can be accomplished with a little planning. You will need a spare garage, shed, outbuilding or enclosed porch with heat and ventilation. Keeping Dermestid Beetles Outside Can also be done with some planning.
Next you will need a container to act as your dermestid beetle enclosure to house and colonize the beetles. The Dermestid will colonize and live here in bedding that you choose. The bedding can be wood mulch shavings, cotton or shredded paper. They will also work at cleaning skulls in this space.
A thick plastic container with smooth sides will work for your Dermestid Beetle Colony for Taxidermy Purposes. Many also use an old glass aquarium or old deep freeze chest unit. Just be sure to remove any silicone from any glass tank so the larvae can not escape by climbing the tacky silicone. You can also use a Super Slick Insect Barrier to Contain them in your dermestid beetle colony container
Lastly you will need a Dermestid Beetle Colony. You can Buy a large amount of Dermestid Beetles (10-30,000) or more for a small startup cost of several hundred dollars. 600-2,000 . Start with a larger amount and you will find that they will work at cleaning large skulls like those of a deer pretty quickly. If you get a smaller colony you may need to patiently wait for them to colonize to a larger amount. Beetles By Dermestid BeetleWorks is The Best Place to Buy Dermestid Beetles.
Waiting for colonization of a small colony may be 4-6 months. Now, Isn’t being able to clean a trophy mount worth getting the right amount of beetles to work most efficiently at cleaning skulls?
Buy Taxidermy Beetles Colony By Dermestid BeetleWorks™ We are a Supplier of Dermestid Beetle Colonies to Museums, Universities, Labs and Taxidermists. We do not provide taxidermy services. We do not sell dermestid beetles Amazon or Dermestid Beetles Ebay. All Rights Reserved
Do you sell dermestid Beetles Michigan?
We ship to All 50 States.
Are Dermestid Beetles Harmful to Humans?
Universities Labs and Taxidermists have worked with dermestid for many years and they are extremely safe.
