How long will feeder crickets live?
Due to the stresses of travel, crickets shipped as ¾” can be expected to live approximately 2-3 weeks after they are received, with younger crickets living longer. Proper housing, temperature, food, and water are essential for maximizing the lifespan of your crickets.
Is Fluker’s cricket Quencher safe?
Fluker’s Cricket Quencher Calcium Fortified Reptile Supplement provides a clean and safe, drown-free water source that is perfect for crickets and other feeder insects due to its convenient gel form.
Can you ship live crickets?
A box containing live animals needs to say “Perishable: Live Product.” As long as it says this, then you’ll pass their first inspection. The 2nd test is to make sure the crickets are shipped with USPS Priority mail. And this is a big deal.
What are Flukers?
Fluker’s Gourmet-Style Crickets is a moist and nutritional meal. Gourmet-style foods were created to fulfill both, your pet’s nutritional needs and delicate palate. Your pet receives all the convenience of a nice, moist meal without the inconvenience to managing live food.
Can I keep my feeder crickets outside?
Crickets are tropical animals. You could keep them in the shed, but would have to provide heat for them, and make sure they don’t get damp. An undertank heater or ceramic heater would do – you need to get their tank up to at least room temperature. Too low a temperature will kill them.
Are Flukers mealworms live?
Our live Mealworms at Fluker Farms are the highest quality that your pets will ever have the pleasure of tasting! It’s bird watching season and cardinals, blue birds, and many others love feeding on live mealworms.
Is Fluker’s gourmet style crickets good for bearded dragons?
These moist crickets are the perfect nutritional meal for reptiles, birds and tropical fish and may be fed to your pet daily. The stay-fresh lid maintains freshness, ensuring each and every meal is just as tasty as the first….Specifications.
| Item Number | 98574 |
|---|---|
| Reptile Type | Lizard, Bearded Dragon, Aquatic Turtle |
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