Archive image from page 456 of Culture methods for invertebrate animals;. Culture methods for invertebrate animals; culturemethodsfo00galt Year: 1959 ( Calliphoridae 421 Fig. 78.—Cabinet for maintaining flies the year round. (Lower doors are open to show content and construction.) By means of an electric fan (f) air is drawn through cotton at the intake (i), over a heating unit (h) of electric light bulbs, and is blown past moist wicks (w) and through cotton (c) into the middle chamber (m). From here it passes through cotton covered holes in the floor of the fly chamber and out through cot
Archive image from page 456 of Culture methods for invertebrate animals;. Culture methods for invertebrate animals; culturemethodsfo00galt Year: 1959 ( Calliphoridae 421 Fig. 78.—Cabinet for maintaining flies the year round. (Lower doors are open to show content and construction.) By means of an electric fan (f) air is drawn through cotton at the intake (i), over a heating unit (h) of electric light bulbs, and is blown past moist wicks (w) and through cotton (c) into the middle chamber (m). From here it passes through cotton covered holes in the floor of the fly chamber and out through cotton protected slits on the top. r, water reservoir of the humidifying unit; p, larval pans; he, humid chambers for hatching eggs. unused furnace has answered the purpose. No disagreeable odors are formed in growing larvae on autoclaved food. The rearing may be done, therefore, in the fly cabinet or out in the room.
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