Stackable Mealworm Farm – 3D Printable File

$2.00

Ensure a steady supply of feeders for your invertebrates, reptiles, and other insectivores with this stackable mealworm farm! This 3D-printable system makes breeding mealworms simple, efficient, and low-maintenance.

Key Features:

Stackable & Modular – Securely stacks with bins centered or slide to one side for increased airflow and mold prevention.
Two Bin Types – Includes a worm bin (escape-proof design) and a beetle bin (with holes to let eggs fall through for hatching).
Versatile Lid – Can provide a tight seal or ventilation and doubles as a tray when maintaining the farm.
Customizable Setup – Each bin is tall enough for egg crates, water gel cups, or other accessories.
Low-Maintenance – Just provide occasional fresh veggies, mist as needed, and occasionally clean to remove debris.
Self-Sustaining Cycle – Beetles lay eggs that naturally fall into the worm bin, ensuring a continuous supply of feeders.

Print your own today and enjoy a reliable, hassle-free feeder farm!

Care & Maintenance Guide

If you're new to mealworm farming or want to optimize your setup, here's a simple step-by-step guide:

1️⃣ Setting Up Your Farm

  • Print all pieces and assemble them by stacking the bins.

  • Add a substrate (a pre-made store bought mix works great, or find recipes online) to each bin.

  • Place mealworms in the worm bin.

2️⃣ Growing Your Colony

  • Mealworms will pupate over time (days to months depending on age and temperature).

  • Move pupae to the beetle bin to prevent predation.

  • Beetles will lay eggs, which will fall into the worm bin below.

3️⃣ Maintaining Your Farm

  • Offer occasional fresh veggies (research what will offer the most valuable vitamins for your pet).

  • Provide water gel or mist lightly for hydration and to prevent beetles from eating eggs.

  • Remove dead beetles and worm molts as needed (don’t stress about getting them all).

4️⃣ Optimizing Airflow & Preventing Mold

  • Push bins slightly to one side for increased ventilation on days when moisture is added.

  • Mist sparingly and avoid overly damp substrate.

With this easy-to-use system, your feeders will thrive with minimal effort. Happy farming!

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Ensure a steady supply of feeders for your invertebrates, reptiles, and other insectivores with this stackable mealworm farm! This 3D-printable system makes breeding mealworms simple, efficient, and low-maintenance.

Key Features:

Stackable & Modular – Securely stacks with bins centered or slide to one side for increased airflow and mold prevention.
Two Bin Types – Includes a worm bin (escape-proof design) and a beetle bin (with holes to let eggs fall through for hatching).
Versatile Lid – Can provide a tight seal or ventilation and doubles as a tray when maintaining the farm.
Customizable Setup – Each bin is tall enough for egg crates, water gel cups, or other accessories.
Low-Maintenance – Just provide occasional fresh veggies, mist as needed, and occasionally clean to remove debris.
Self-Sustaining Cycle – Beetles lay eggs that naturally fall into the worm bin, ensuring a continuous supply of feeders.

Print your own today and enjoy a reliable, hassle-free feeder farm!

Care & Maintenance Guide

If you're new to mealworm farming or want to optimize your setup, here's a simple step-by-step guide:

1️⃣ Setting Up Your Farm

  • Print all pieces and assemble them by stacking the bins.

  • Add a substrate (a pre-made store bought mix works great, or find recipes online) to each bin.

  • Place mealworms in the worm bin.

2️⃣ Growing Your Colony

  • Mealworms will pupate over time (days to months depending on age and temperature).

  • Move pupae to the beetle bin to prevent predation.

  • Beetles will lay eggs, which will fall into the worm bin below.

3️⃣ Maintaining Your Farm

  • Offer occasional fresh veggies (research what will offer the most valuable vitamins for your pet).

  • Provide water gel or mist lightly for hydration and to prevent beetles from eating eggs.

  • Remove dead beetles and worm molts as needed (don’t stress about getting them all).

4️⃣ Optimizing Airflow & Preventing Mold

  • Push bins slightly to one side for increased ventilation on days when moisture is added.

  • Mist sparingly and avoid overly damp substrate.

With this easy-to-use system, your feeders will thrive with minimal effort. Happy farming!

Ensure a steady supply of feeders for your invertebrates, reptiles, and other insectivores with this stackable mealworm farm! This 3D-printable system makes breeding mealworms simple, efficient, and low-maintenance.

Key Features:

Stackable & Modular – Securely stacks with bins centered or slide to one side for increased airflow and mold prevention.
Two Bin Types – Includes a worm bin (escape-proof design) and a beetle bin (with holes to let eggs fall through for hatching).
Versatile Lid – Can provide a tight seal or ventilation and doubles as a tray when maintaining the farm.
Customizable Setup – Each bin is tall enough for egg crates, water gel cups, or other accessories.
Low-Maintenance – Just provide occasional fresh veggies, mist as needed, and occasionally clean to remove debris.
Self-Sustaining Cycle – Beetles lay eggs that naturally fall into the worm bin, ensuring a continuous supply of feeders.

Print your own today and enjoy a reliable, hassle-free feeder farm!

Care & Maintenance Guide

If you're new to mealworm farming or want to optimize your setup, here's a simple step-by-step guide:

1️⃣ Setting Up Your Farm

  • Print all pieces and assemble them by stacking the bins.

  • Add a substrate (a pre-made store bought mix works great, or find recipes online) to each bin.

  • Place mealworms in the worm bin.

2️⃣ Growing Your Colony

  • Mealworms will pupate over time (days to months depending on age and temperature).

  • Move pupae to the beetle bin to prevent predation.

  • Beetles will lay eggs, which will fall into the worm bin below.

3️⃣ Maintaining Your Farm

  • Offer occasional fresh veggies (research what will offer the most valuable vitamins for your pet).

  • Provide water gel or mist lightly for hydration and to prevent beetles from eating eggs.

  • Remove dead beetles and worm molts as needed (don’t stress about getting them all).

4️⃣ Optimizing Airflow & Preventing Mold

  • Push bins slightly to one side for increased ventilation on days when moisture is added.

  • Mist sparingly and avoid overly damp substrate.

With this easy-to-use system, your feeders will thrive with minimal effort. Happy farming!