Fluker's Freeze Dried Crickets, Ideal for Reptiles, Birds, and Fish, Packed with Protein and Essential Nutrients, 1.2 oz

This item is amazing. My turtles love it. The would refuse to eat until I started giving them this. They love it so much.

My beardie loves this stuff!!!

My chickens loved gobbling up these crickets. No funky smell. Whole, not pieces. Great quality. Fresh color.

My giant turtle says he loves the food!

Fluker’s Freeze-Dried Crickets have been a hit with my pet gecko! The crickets are high-quality, with no unpleasant smell, and my gecko loves them. They’re easy to use and store, making them a convenient alternative to live feed. I also appreciate that they’re rich in protein and nutrients, which is great for my pet’s health. My only gripe is that they can be a bit crumbly, so some crickets break apart in the jar. Still, this is a fantastic product for reptile owners who want a hassle-free feeding solution. Definitely worth trying out!

A good sized treat for my turtle, she loved them! And they stay floating for a while, so no need to worry about a mess.

Red eared slider can be a kind of picky eater at 11 years old, but he absolutely loves these. I use them as a treat and not a part of his normal diet although the nutritional value is pretty much on par with other staple aquatic turtle foods.

My pet bearded dragon doesn't care much for these and will only eat them as a last resort. He prefers live crickets. However, cleaning the terrarium of dead crickets or leftovers becomes a chore in itself. It is one of those pet foods you need to mix with other foods in order to get your pet to eat it over time. Recommendation depends on what your pet prefers.

My Bearded Dragon loves them!

great product

Turtle loves these little guys. He got so excited one day he almost took my finger off. Typically cheaper in store, however my closest store is 45 min away so it was much more consented to have it delivered through Amazon for the extra 2 bucks.

When I was growing up my dad use to buy different freeze dried insects for fishing. I usually found the crickets worked best, but I bought these grasshoppers on sale -- The fish love it. There are a lot of legs and dis membered parts in each container, but you can use those to attract the minnows and baitfish that lure the bigger fish near. You do need to take care hooking dried bugs up for obvious reasons. You'll need smaller hooks too. At sunset rig a hook with no weight and a foam float 8-20 inches away just to have enough weight to cast sideways. Lay it on the surface like a fly fisherman. Sometimes the fish take it lightly, but you'll know it when the float moves.

I picked these up for our bearded dragon, Bandit. It can be tricky getting live crickets all the time as they don't travel well, and our local pet shop often sells out. These are a perfect stop gap! He really loves them. Even our fussy little crested gecko has taken to them.