🦗 Cricket Crunch (1.2 oz) Review

Not as shown. The image shows a red label depicting small crickets. I have the brown sticker with large crickets. Dissatisfied

They smell, but of course it's crickets! My leopard just loves them and they are so much easier than live crickets! I bought the big ones first and they were too big, but the mini size is perfect.

I give it four stars because it looks like a great product but my box doesn't touch it. He's VERY picky, so that doesn't mean they're bad. They're not dry, they're a bit wet, which is neither good nor bad for me, but it might be useful information for someone else :) I suppose small reptiles will find them easier to bite, so is that's a plus.

I thought these vibes were sublimated and a little less sticky in the jar. My little slider turtle didn't touch her when I fed her. Maybe it was the antennae and the beady eyes that frightened him. I know I would. The good thing is that it comes with a small spoon so you don't have to touch anything. The packaging says to refrigerate once opened, which is a little nasty because I don't want a can of crickets in the fridge next to cream cheese, for example. And they smell fantastic. Something…

I hate feeding live insects - I know it's debatable if they're in pain or not, but I don't like seeing someone suffer and I think chasing them is stressful. I am an animal rescue and ended up with two African fat tailed geckos and a leopard gecko. I was dying to feed them live crickets and superworms, but then I discovered these canned crickets. One of the fat tails and a lion devour them well. Unfortunately, the other fattail refuses to eat anything that isn't alive, but that still reduces the

Recently adopted a bearded dragon. The person who gave it to me fed it mealworms which I found out after some research is not the best way to feed a very young bearded man because they cause a blockage condition due to their chitinous envelope so I decided to a little guy to get some crickets. When I read about their nutritional needs I almost fell out of my chair - some experts say young bearded dragons need 30-50 small crickets PER DAY to achieve normal growth. But the thought of housing and…