Insect Breeding Case Set

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Basic set for insect breeding.

Insect cage
Bedding (pine chips)
Pro Jelly x 5, Insect Jelly x 5
Spray
Anti-fall material

Pine chips are better than soil for odor, mite, and fruit fly control, and are easier to manage (for adult management, not breeding).
During the day, they may hide and rest in the pine chips.

Many people use wood for anti-fall material (something for beetles to grab onto when they flip over), but wood can easily get moldy, so I chose this black net instead. It can be cut to any size and washed for repeated use.

Pro Jelly is high in protein and readily eaten, but it does not contain preservatives, so we recommend replacing it every 2-3 days.

I have kept stag beetles, rhinoceros beetles, and rainbow stag beetles indoors (one year since eclosion, still alive). I discard the chips and wash the case about once every 3-4 days (it's easier to manage than soil), and I have never had fruit flies. It's also fun to watch the difference in how they eat the two types of food.