The present work was carried out to study the biological aspect of B. brevicornis when reared on different hosts (Ephestia kuehniella, Galleria mellonella, Corcera cephalonica, Sesamia cretica, Spodoptera  littoralis and Pectinophora gossypiella).  Our Results assured that the type of host had great impact on the durations of the immature stages and longevity of the parasitoid. The highest & lowest incubation periods were when reared the parasitoids on Pectinophora gossypiella (45.75±1.4hours) and E. kuehniella (39.87±0.95 hours) respectively, the difference was insignificant at the other hosts. Duration of larval stages was significant shorter when parasitoid reared on S. cretica (1.86±0.079 days) than the rest hosts. The longer pupation period was recorded when parasitoid reared on Pectinophora gossypiella (7.6±0.13 days), but was insignificant on the other hosts. The highest duration period of immature stage was when reared B.brevicornis on P. gossypiella (12.75±0.74 days) but insignificant difference when reared on  G.mellonella [ 9.16±0.22 days ] and S. cretica [ 9.91±0.14 days ]. The mean duration of   male longevity of parasitoids was longer when reared on E. kuehniella (15.73±0.73 days) and shorter when reared on C.cephalonica (11.75±0.51 days). The mean duration of   female parasitoids was highest when reared parasitoids on S. cretica (19.6±0.51 days). The total number of eggs laid per female of B.brevicornis during its life span was highest on Galleria mellonella (268.88±19.65 eggs), and lowest on C.cephalonica (78.1±10.63 eggs). A percentage of eggs hatchability was significantly lowest when reared on S. littoralis (0.09±0.02642 %) than when reared on the other hosts, while percentage of emergence was insignificantly different when reared on Sesamia cretica (87.36±3.92 %) and Pectinophora gossypiella (87.02±3.85 %).