🦎 Multi-Purpose Fluker's Gourmet Canned Food: Perfect for Reptiles, Fish, Birds, and Small Animals! Review

For the first time, but I didn't know what to expect. They definitely had an odor when I opened them. No bad rot smell. Exactly what you would expect from a canned shrimp opening. They are closed with a pull tab and have a plastic lid that can be placed in the fridge. I'm definitely not sure about the taste because it's fish food and yeah I don't know!

Actually I think too much. That's the only thing he eats now. Probably not a balanced diet, but he's been alive for 6 years. A can literally exploded when I opened it because it was full of dead gases. When this happened, the stench was terrible and I couldn't get the smell off my hands for a while. I can guess a coincidence. It smelled like a corpse. Otherwise, more than 30 cans have been purchased with no similar incidents. Hence the four stars.

I had to. I came across this point while browsing and reading the comments. It sounded good but a little off. I mean all the comments were about feeding locusts to lizards. So. Of course I had to order a canned coupe and see. Yes, you guessed it, I ordered and ate them. They are freshly canned and sealed well enough to arrive in good condition. The aroma was somewhat nutty with hints of rotten wood. Out of the can, they were more of a nutmeg. Not very tasty, but not overpowering either. But to…

First, not all Bearded Dragons can be fed anything other than live food. Some need time and a lot of patience to switch. But it's worth it! Our bearded dragons love these canned soldier worms. We eliminated live insects because they can cause allergies, carry parasites, and bite bearded people. We used canned crickets while the bearded crickets were small, but once they were big enough to eat those worms we introduced them. A bearded man ate them immediately. Another took a few days to get used

My bearded dragons love them. My boyfriend got a bit aggressive as he got older. I use them to hand feed him and his aggression has greatly improved; He's no longer afraid of my hands. Live food is awkward to store, stinks, expensive unless bought in bulk, and my fiance hates the thought of live bugs in the house. This solved all problems; it's relatively cheap, the bearded dragons love it, and I haven't been able to find any evidence that canned food is unhealthy. Mix with herbs, berries…