Would they survive/breed ok in Nova Scotia Canada it’s the paninsula on the top right just above and to the right of new hampture
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Outdoors mabye sumer time, indoors its possible with lightsscand heater, don’t like cold weather, i just moved my bins into the sun it was to cold fir them and wasn’t having enough action in there bins @hoppiefrog
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Here my bins up and running, you can add your used soil, or start from scratch, I add 70/30 peat/coco mix , perlite, vermiculite, biochar, amiozite and gypsum in my bedding
Fast forward a week or so and you will attract BSF
The flies will lay eggs 
Which in return hatch out larvae
Have a wonderful day everyone, enjoy!!
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More larvae, devouring the compost pile
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Awesome ! Thank you for the info first time composting and have alittle bit of some sort of fly infestation going on going to identify them and try and do the same !
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Taste bad, Crabs?
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Yea, no chance in hell, I’m tasting one of them, yuck, fly maggots
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Common, some chicken flied rice maybe? Can make more authentic by using cats instead of chicken. That’d be puurfect 
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Your Crabby Patties look different on TV 
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Very true, but here I’m giving up the Kraby patty recipe, 
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Looks like harvest day is coming soon.
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Yes it is zparkie, I’m gona give them till September 1
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5 hours laterHoly crap they sure digest stuff eh?
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The can go thru lots of compost, I’ll be getting more fruit next food drive, I get all the rotten stuff that’s going to the dumpster @hoppiefrog
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