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

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. The can is opened in the same way as any other can with a key: Information about the product and the manufacturer is indicated on the side of the can. It became ridiculous from the fact that canned crickets are made at an ordinary meat-packing plant (but if someday I come across some Yelets stew in the store, then I, perhaps, will refuse it). The animals that are recommended to be treated with this delicacy are also indicated. Although I am sure that this list can and should be much longer. X hour. I open this miracle. I think I warned that it would be unpleasant, but since you are already here, here it is: Immediately after opening, it smelled of an unpleasant, nauseating smell for me. Unfortunately, my nose is very sensitive. I did not want to take this beauty in my hands; fed with old anatomical tweezers. I was embarrassed by the presence of greasy stains on the water, although there were only crickets in the composition. At first, the turtle-Sashka did not understand the joke (and then somehow understood!). Now every feeding he beats with his paws on the water, demanding his crickets. Often I will not give, because this greasy film on the water is unlikely to mean something useful. And it is doubtful that there can be any nutrients in canned crickets. But as a treat every two or three feedings, these crickets are suitable.