🦗 Enhance Your Cricket's Diet with Fluker's Orange Cube Complete Cricket Diet Review

So I started this food along with the blue aquagel from the same company and although the crickets were crazy about it, for some reason they all died within 48 hours. I used Fluker's Orange as my only food and all the crickets were fine until I switched. Now I'm worried about my bearded dragon getting sick because what's in that thing killed about 75 crickets in 2 days. The only change was the food.

I bought these to feed my crickets but they didn't even touch them. It was very insulting, they threw a dice or two then didn't touch it for two days then threw cold fresh salad or something and smashed it! I tried different feeding patterns but the results were the same. I have no idea what I could have done wrong, but they didn't work for me at all. They ate grapes, oil salad, iceberg, thinly sliced carrots, but not that.

Received an order today for 1000 1/4" crickets and they love it! I'll post an update in a month! Couldn't be happier. Got the container of cubes in after 3 hours put in the fridge since I forgot but they should be fine. But I'm certainly happy with what I got! I also bought Flucker's cricket quencher and they seem to like it too! Hope this helps others!I just hope this doesn't kill my crickets (from previous reviews)Hopefully it's because they didn't refrigerate the cubes afterwards.

I have many deaths using this product compared to any other nutritional source I have used. I did some informal experimentation to see the difference between this and my old food. I created two groups of 20 crickets under the same conditions except for the food. Group 1 received this food and Group 2 received the Fluker High Calcium Cricket Diet, 11.5 ounces and a plate of shallow water. In Group 1, 17 out of 20 crickets died within a month. In group 2, only 4 out of 20 crickets died in one…

So I stopped using those stupid little cubes because they seem to be killing my crickets. Everything was fine at first, but I noticed a lot of dead crickets in my cricket bins. At first I thought these were just bad crickets from the store. After a few more "bad batches," I started buying crickets elsewhere, thinking it was the store's fault. This was not the case. These crickets fell and died just like everyone else. I've reverted to more traditional methods of feeding my crickets (and keeping

So I ordered this online because it was cheap and then searched for crickets and bought them from Flukers. This means Flukers probably already fed them that diet, so it's unlikely they'll all be dead in 24 hours. So the several hundred crickets I bought for my geckos started running into my room before I caught them. I ended up having to clog the bathtub, put the box in, and set up the cricket basket. I put Eco Earth on the ground with some garden soil and earthworms and then egg crates. As a…