The Grubhouse is a complete Black Soldier Fly larvae habitat: breathable fabric walls, a Grub Track that catches every larva on its way out, and magnetic egg surfaces. Built to order in Aurora, CO.
Open the lid hatch. Coffee grounds, fruit peels, leftover veg, whatever you'd compost.
Larvae eat up to 2× their weight daily at peak feeding. Breathable walls keep air moving so the bin stays healthy instead of going anaerobic.
Mature larvae climb the ramps or the walls. The Grub Track catches both and drops them into the tub below.
Toss to chickens, reptiles, fish, birds. Pure protein, totally free.
Steel frame with wire shelves and two tubs. The colony lives up top; the tub underneath catches prepupae coming down the Grub Track. Built by hand in Aurora, allow 3 to 6 weeks. And while I build yours, I teach you how to run it.
The Grubhouse is built to order. Allow 3 to 6 weeks for delivery. I build each one by hand, so yours gets started wh...
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