🦗 TradeKing Natural Dried Crickets - Premium Food for Bearded Dragons, Birds, Chicken, Fish, Reptiles - 8 oz Resealable Bag | Veterinary Certified Review

Hello dear friends and readers! Those who have known me for a long time know that insectivorous animals live in my house - eublefaras, red-eared turtles and white-bellied African pygmy hedgehog. Yes, yes, the hedgehog is still a predator! And the basis of the diet is necessarily fodder insects, some meat (I won’t go into details here, the review is not about that, the sample is small, everything is not so simple with the hedgehog’s nutrition). He will not eat apples alone, as in cartoons…

Hello! Despite the fact that I am wildly afraid of insects, one cannot ignore the fact that for the healthy growth and development of turtles it is necessary (in addition to many other tasty treats) to introduce worm bugs into their diet. Well, what about me? I feed, where to go ... I want to warn you right away that there will be an unpleasant photo of an open can. In the pet store "Red Cat" I found canned crickets praised by all turtle publics. They cost 250 rubles. The packaging is great.

I saw 4 paws in the pet store selling canned Cricket food and decided to buy it for my gerbil mice. I know that this is an excellent source of animal protein for rodents and not only, crickets can be given to birds, fish, reptiles, in general, all insectivores. The food is sold in a small tin can weighing 40 g, it is additionally closed with a plastic lid, because after opening the can, the product can be stored for no more than 7 days and this lid comes in handy. The jar contains only a…

About a year ago, after a thunderstorm, a duck flew into our garden. We have no idea where he came from or where he went. When they called the local animal shelter and explained to them that they don't take ducks (after making fun of us) they suggested that we don't feed him and he would go away. Which person would suggest this as a course of action I will never know. After all, it is a living being. So we did a little research, found this product and bought it through TradeKing on Revain. The…

I have been feeding my adult bearded dragon dried fluker crickets for many years after he got pinworms from dried crickets a second time. Last time it was time to re-order I decided to give this brand a try to save some money. The bag had an acceptable ratio of dust and debris to the cricket's overall body, and the crickets were slightly larger than Fluker brand crickets (which are themselves larger than other brand dried crickets I've seen at Walmart). If you have a large adult bearded dragon…

I can't judge the taste personally but our 2.5 year old bearded dragon (Takito) loves them. We're tired of wasting money (and making frequent trips to the store) on live crickets that are about to die. I know Takito prefers live crickets and I love watching them hunt, but he likes these just as much. I soak them in water for about 5 minutes so he gets the amount of water he needs. I also spray them with calcium spray before serving. He loves her enough. Between them and the superworms, he's a…

After 30 years of bird feeding in the same house we finally got thrushes this winter. I wasn't expecting them as we are in a wooded area and the bluebirds prefer more open areas but they were - three of them were working on tallow feeders and eating shelled sunflower seeds. We didn't need any more stimulation and we quickly got a mealworm feeder and these mealworms. Since then, their number has grown to about 10 bluebirds. At an elementary school down the street, a teacher complained to me that