Exo Terra Specialty Reptile Food, Canned XL Crickets for Reptiles, PT1962

Refrigerate before opening and use within a week or two afterwards, just like everything else in your fridge that can spoil (high sugar/salt/preservative stuff might last longer but be careful). Give them the sniff test every time before you serve (even the first) - they should smell like teriyaki crickets, but not too strongly. Also check for mold. Not as fun for your lizards a live food, but practical and appreciated, and are an excellent tool for building trust between you and your lizard when fed by hand (lizard in your hand, not the food - put the crickets on a soft plastic lid like the one you get with this item).

Tried them for my picky eater chameleon. He wouldn’t eat them. Others chowed them down so they must have been good. They were a good buy and arrived quickly

The snails made a good treat, but if you follow the directions on the can and only feed as a treat, the snails go bad before you're even halfway through, unless you were feeding something like 6 or 8 animals. Even feeding a snail specialist, they went bad about 2/3 of the way through. At this price point, I can't really recommend them as a good value for feeding animals.

Well, my turtle was going crazy for this fish, he would not stop eating it :) But the con is....there is very little of the fish in the can. Just like the other review stated....there is only 1/3 of the fish in the jar (not even half full) and they come in a small chopped pieces (almost mushy) :( But it is probably that good 'cause my turtle really loves eating it though :)

I sprinkle them over my skink's salad and he loves them though. Like slimy croutons.I only wish the snails were bigger... They're like pinhead size.

They are bugs, so my turtle will eat them, but as bugs go... well... that's really a pretty good way to say it, it's just a tin of bugs, not worthy of the name "Cricket". They are NOT large, in fact some are quite small, and at least 1/4 of them are falling apart. They are the small black crickets you'd expect to find under a streetlight at night when you were 8 years old. The can stinks from day 1, and there is no feeding spoon. I may just toss them; I've bought some Zoo Med's since and have been avoiding using the Exo Terra. Zoo Med's crickets always look like they could be displayed under glass, and are a lovely, healthy shade of brown, always intact, don't stink, aren't slimy and gross, always large and plump. Zoo Med Laboratories SZMZM41 Can O Crickets Pet Food, 1.2-Ounce

My Blue Tongue Skink loves these! They smell but that's to be expected. They are a lot smaller than I thought but it takes the gross factor out of it and they are easy to measure to formulate a proper diet.

I've always turned to Exo Terra canned foods for my turtle Tudball, but for some reason he only ate these for one feeding. The fish are smaller than the label would have you believe, and perhaps if they were a little bigger my turtle would have enjoyed them.

Larger can that’s full. They don’t smell and are perfect bite size for my dragon.

Produit est bien

Alimentation d'oiseaux de la nature

Ça sent vraiment trop mauvais....

Qu'est ce que ca pue une horreur !!!Meme mon oiseau en a pas voulu.Crickets marriné dans du jus.