Fluker's Fresh Feeder Vac Pack Crickets, All Natural and Preservative Free, Great for Insect Eating Reptiles, Birds, or Small Animals, 0.7 oz

These are great, they are exactly as advertised. But I will say they are large insects. There's not much size deviation. I have a juvenile bearded dragon and the width of these bugs are exactly the width between his eyes. So I'm going to have to size the bugs down a tiny bit so he could eat them as a treat. They seem to be ½ an inch to ¾ an inch wide and about an inch long. Great quality tho and he lived the one he was able to eat. Definitely too big for a leopard geckos. As for the smell being mentioned, I didn't sniff it but I also didn't smell anything coming off them.

When I walk up to my turtle tanks with these, my turtles get so excited. They swim right up to their feeding area. Super fresh.

It's the dead of winter and impossible to get live insects in my area. These are a decent substitute. Even the leopard gecko that will only eat things that are alive and fighting ate them without hesitation. The smell isn't as terrible as some people would make you think. It kind of smells like if you open a bottle of multivitamins and fish oil right next to each other and sniff. Moist but can keep a day or two in the fridge with a Ziploc baggie. I have enough reptiles that it doesn't last long enough for mold to grow.

Quite small! For the price and based on others reviews with photos, I foolishly purchased these. They are not worth the price. The photo of the worms in the tweezers, is actually four of them. I believe that Fluker Farms normally puts out a great product but not in this case. I will not purchase again.

Used these for our salamander. Some pieces were so big we had to cut in half and then there were some small broken pieces on our own. Well packed in vacuum container. Would store in fridge for a few days to a week before getting extra dead cricket smell. Great price and easier than live crickets when run out.

Doesn’t seem to be crickets very hard and huge more like roaches these shouldn’t be a permanent food supply it should only be temporary if unable to get live food at the moment especially for leopard geckos

These are the only insects my bearded dragon eats. Glad they are available on Amazon as it's quick, convenient, and cheaper than the pet store.

Just opened these today. Smell is not pleasant but not very strong nor foul. My leo loves them, I think it will be a good way to add some variety in his diet. Been wanting to get him some dubia roaches but live ones are illegal where I live, and crickets seem to always be out of stock everywhere for the last couple years. I paid a great price, I pay more for a small container of mealworms here. Some people say they mold quickly so I have mine in a ziploc in the fridge, they're keeping okay so far. I remove a few bugs with my tongs and set them on a paper towel for a little bit to bring them to room temperature then feed them to my gecko. The roaches are the biggest bug in the container, I've never had dubia roaches before so I don't know how large they usually are but these are a good size for a large adult leopard gecko.

The smell was not that bad, Frog really loved these hopefully they stay in stock.

My dragons love these. Packaged very well

as advertised