BugFactory Modular Feeder Insect & Mealworm Storage Tray

Keep your live feeder colonies organized, healthy, and odor-free with the BugFactory Modular Storage Tray. At Rachel's Reptile Resource, we know that premium reptile care extends to every aspect of captive husbandry—including how you house and nourish the insects that feed your animals.

Whether you are expanding your BugFactory 3-Tiered Growing Pods or looking for a durable, ventilated alternative to disposable pet store containers, this stackable unit delivers clean, low-maintenance housing. Built from 100% recycled fridge-freezer plastic, each heavy-duty tray includes a precision-ventilated lid and an active carbon filter to manage moisture and neutralize odors in living spaces, closets, or reptile rooms.

Why Keepers Love It:

• Multi-Insect Compatibility: Designed to safely store standard mealworms, mini mealworms, superworms, calci worms (black soldier fly larvae), and other live feeders without escape risk.
• Effortless Stacking & Expansion: Locks neatly into existing BugFactory Pod setups or stacks independently to scale your feeder production as your collection grows.
• Active Odor & Humidity Control: Includes a replaceable carbon filter and engineered ventilation slots to circulate air while trapping insect odors.
• Sustainable & Built to Last: Made entirely from 100% recycled materials, resisting cracks and handling repeated cleaning cycles with warm water.

What’s in the Box:

• 1 x BugFactory Recycled Insect Storage Tray
• 1 x Secure Ventilation Lid
• 1 x Custom-Fit Carbon Odor Filter
• (Please note: Live feeder insects, bedding substrate, and beetle inlay trays are sold separately.)

Recommended Keeper Setups:

• Colony Expansion: Stack beneath your 3-tiered growing pod to create a four- or five-tier production tower.
• Feeder Staging & Gut-Loading: Use as a clean holding tray to gut-load bulk-purchased worms with fresh greens and squash for 24–48 hours prior to feeding your reptiles.
• Pupa Isolation: Provide a quiet, dark enclosure for pupating mealworms to undergo metamorphosis without disturbance from active larvae.