Fluker's Gourmet Canned Food for Reptiles, Fish, Birds and Small Animals, Crickets, 1.2 oz

My dragon loves these, but they are so very stinky

This is exactly I expected the quality was great. It had everything that it said, and it was very had all the nutritional products and it was very healthy and my pet really prefers it. It is very moisturized inside the container to keep it preserved. It is really easy to use. Just take the lid off and everything‘s good.

I order which ever Can Crickets is cheapest at time. Fluckers has always had the smallest worst crickets of everyone anyways. But this time was a complete joke. My two containers were about 1/3 full with about 20 crickets each instead of the usually 60 or so. To add insult to injury they were filled half way up with literal water. So all the crickets were rotted, insane soft, mushy, and disgusting smelling. I couldn't even feed them with tongs because they were too soft. They just kept falling and ripping apart. Only paid $5 for two, but feel they ripped me off. My Bearded doesn't even want to eat them. Literally every other company sends full cans, no water, just moist big boy crickets. These were small, mushy, smelly, 1/3 full, literally cricket soup. If company wants to send me some to apologize and prove it was a coincidental bad batch. I can redo this review. But if your cans are always like this now, don't bother, because my review won't change.

As someone running a pet-friendly shop, I got this so my front counter crew could quickly feed our gecko. The canned crickets are easy—just pop the top and use tongs. The day we ran out of live bugs, this saved me from running to the pet store.

Great for bigger lizards and amphibians, not for small ones, found out you need to get pin crickets. My mistake. Do what you will with this information.

I bought these for my grandsons Brown Anole. They're larger than her head and neck together. It says all life stages. If they mean the crickets, no, these are all very large. These would be fine for a large reptile. Not for anything small. Very disappointed. Glad they were inexpensive.

The turtles love them

My chickens could not get enough of these. Nice and moist.

Our Bearded Dragons really enjoy the bugs from Fluker Labs. They are not dried and gives them a treat that I cannot provide live to them anylonger because of where we live. They need to have the bugs every so often to keep them going and if you cannot provide fresh live bugs for them to hunt this is the next best thing and at least they get the nutrients that the insects contain because they are still juicy. The smell is not the greatest but the lizards like them. I will be expanding the types I get for our lizards also.

Excellent. My bearded dragon loves it

Good quality and large size. Both my red eared slider and bearded dragon love them. I took one Star off as they are too pricey. The can is full though.

I ordered crickets as well as some mealworms to feed to some bird-friends. Both things are exactly as you would expect. The mealworms are mealworms and the crickets are crickets. But the crickets in particular are massive. Like, I was expecting little ones like the live ones you buy at the pet store. These are over an inch long and probably half an inch thick. Also, the smell. BLECH!! Upon opening the can of crickets I was promptly punched in the face by an odor that I can only describe as.....haunting. The mealworms were a bit better. (I will be sticking with those from here on out.) But I can absolutely see the crickets being more appealing to large carnivorous fish or toads/reptiles. I think it's a pretty good product! Just not for my purposes, specifically. Also, The heading advertises the cans as 2.4 lbs. They are definitely not. Further down in the description they are correctly advertised as 1.2 oz. The heading is misleading and needs to be changed.

The adult beardie eats them. Great option for smaller lizards because it's a little more... minced(?) and juicy than Can O' Crickets. The crickets are small to medium sized. I prefer the larger ones which are less juicy and less smelly, but to each their own.