🦗 Enhanced Exo Terra Reptile Cricket Feeder Review

Our BD loves this feeder! I'm only giving it 4 stars because it's quite difficult to get the crickets into the rocks and keep them there before the rock closes. Every time I tried, at least a cricket or two ran away. until we bought another product called Lee's Cricket Keeper. Cricket Keeper comes with 4 tubes that crickets will naturally want to hide in. So if you pull out the tube, you can get many crickets at once. Now we just use the pipe to fill the house cricket feeder and then quickly…

My bearded dragon loves this thing, she freaks out every time a rock hits the cage. I use toilet paper rolls in my cricket cage so it's easy to shake the crickets into the rock by placing the rock in the cricket cage and closing the lid on the rock before removing the rock from the cricket cage. The biggest problem people complain about is cricket infiltration. I don't even use the power plug, but it works fine. I just plug the hole with my thumb. Sometimes the crickets don't fly out fast…

If you have a bearded dragon (or other insectivore) in a large aviary this is GREAT food for crickets. The crickets crawl out of the "rock" one by one and my bearded husband stands there and devours them before they can escape and hide in the aviary. I should have bought this a long time ago. Of course this is an Exo-Terra product and they have NEVER been disappointed with their products. This article was no different. Very heavy, well made. It easily holds the life of my beard, it's so strong.

Eh. Well it seems to be working. I wanted something for our bearded dragon that would interrupt its feeding. So there's nothing wrong with just using crickets unless you're as uncoordinated as I am, haha. The problem is that I think some crickets had trouble understanding the hook. Half of them seem to die there, maybe they're too smart to be eaten, but maybe they're too dumb to find out. I tried doing it with less crickets and it didn't matter. I like to do this once in a while as my dragon is

I like the idea of this feeder. This seems significant. It looks good. But it has significant disadvantages. The cork does not fit and must be modified to make it usable. The best thing to do is simply buy a rubber stopper of the right size from a hardware store. But the biggest problem is that he doesn't have the funds to shut it down. This may not be a big deal for smaller lizards, but our full-size adult Bearded Dragon figured out where the crickets were when it was first used. Why sit and…