🐜 Optimized Exo Terra Termite Hill Review

Easy and fun way to feed reptiles, I have added this to my camouflaged dragon terrarium and I can fill a mound with about a dozen crickets and it will be full for the next day or two, it also serves as a bathing spot

Good product idea, but not true. When you turn it over, crickets fly out of the stone. The idea is good, but the product is defective. If both sides fit perfectly, the rating might be 5 stars.

Not a bad item but the crickets need to be chilled before being placed on the mound or they will just pop out before being powdered with a vitamin supplement. In addition, the cork holes are very difficult to pull out on me. I think it's easier to just cover the crickets in a ziploc bag.

+1 This is a nice decoration for the tank +1 This is a good idea that can be great but at an unbeatable price +1 It's fun to see the crickets coming out the hole in the dragon's mouth +1 he can climb and bask on it -1 The cork and base don't fit very securely and I often find myself twisting the base a few times to get it lined up correctly. This allows small crickets to fly out of the back instead of through the opening provided.

It's amazing. Great idea. The plug comes out easily and very neatly. You have to maneuver the floor a bit like two jigsaw pieces, but it fits! It's amazing, the texture is very real and heavy. Almost looks hand made. 8 dollars? shhh yup! Why pay £11 for a plastic stone? Definitely this one! Mostly negative reviews and out of ignorance or "those people" who decide to knit. We all deal with it at work.

I bought this to keep crickets for my bearded dragons. I decided that I would fill it in a few times a week. Then the crickets slowly prepared for dinner and curiously emerged from their seclusion. It was fun for about a week. Crickets are a pain to get and when sprinkled with some form of supplements it's an even greater mess. When I came to the conclusion that this wasn't the biggest purchase I've made, I realized that my bearded dragon was becoming quite a daily roost. This is now my bearded