Bean beetles/cowpea weevils LARGE 32oz culture cup $16 + FREE SHIPPING
Bean beetles are commonly known as cowpea weevils. They are tiny 1/8" subtropical insects that come in 16 oz containers with media and will keep breeding for you if you provide fresh dried black-eyed peas their favorite. You can use mung beans too. The adults live for 10 to 14 days. The period of time for an egg to beetle takes up to 20 weeks.
The beetles are great food for dart frogs, baby lizards, small insects, fish, and more!
Keep them between 75 and 85°F during the day, and they will continue reproducing for you.
You must inform me within 1 hour with pictures and or video of stated delivery time listed on tracking info with any issues or problem.
Bean beetles are commonly known as cowpea weevils. They are tiny 1/8" subtropical insects that come in 16 oz containers with media and will keep breeding for you if you provide fresh dried black-eyed peas their favorite. You can use mung beans too. The adults live for 10 to 14 days. The period of time for an egg to beetle takes up to 20 weeks.
The beetles are great food for dart frogs, baby lizards, small insects, fish, and more!
Keep them between 75 and 85°F during the day, and they will continue reproducing for you.
You must inform me within 1 hour with pictures and or video of stated delivery time listed on tracking info with any issues or problem.
Bean beetles are commonly known as cowpea weevils. They are tiny 1/8" subtropical insects that come in 16 oz containers with media and will keep breeding for you if you provide fresh dried black-eyed peas their favorite. You can use mung beans too. The adults live for 10 to 14 days. The period of time for an egg to beetle takes up to 20 weeks.
The beetles are great food for dart frogs, baby lizards, small insects, fish, and more!
Keep them between 75 and 85°F during the day, and they will continue reproducing for you.
You must inform me within 1 hour with pictures and or video of stated delivery time listed on tracking info with any issues or problem.
