Drosophila (in CC amphib glossary)

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aka. the fruit, vinegar, or pomace flies of the genus Drosophila(not to be confused with certain flies that share the common name fruitfly). Commonly cultured as food for surface feeding fish, small amphibians and reptiles, etc. Easily cultured in large numbers in small space.
 
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