Buffalo Beetles (Alphitobius diaperinus) and their Larvae, the Lesser Worms

Buffalo Beetles (Alphitobius diaperinus) aka Taxidermy Beetles Naturally keeps roach colonies and feeders clean and odor free by consuming decaying organic material and fighting mold, bacteria, fungi and unwanted pests Lives in symbiotic harmony with insects and does not compete for resources Also known as taxidermy beetles, flesh-eating beetles or skulling beetles.  Note: these are NOT Dermestid beetles.  These are buffalo beetles, which are hardier and faster breeders. Safe for pets to consume, the lesser worms are a great food for young eaters  Cannot climb smooth surfaces or fly Great for taxidermy and compost piles PLEASE SPECIFY BEETLES ONLY, WORMS ONLY, or MIX in comments and we will try our best to accommodate.