Fluker's Gourmet-Style Crickets Reptile Food, 1.2-oz can
Fluker's Gourmet-Style Crickets Reptile Food is packed with all of the essential nutrients and vitamins your reptile needs to thrive. 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.
Key Benefits- A moist and nutritional meal
- Packed with essential nutrients and vitamins
- May be fed daily and satisfies all nutritional needs
- Ideal for insect-eating reptiles, birds or tropical fish
- Stay-fresh lid maintains freshness
Not for human consumption.
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Item Number98574
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Fish Type
Tropical Freshwater
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Food Form
Crickets, Wet Food
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Reptile Type
Lizard
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Small Pet Type
Hedgehog
Crickets.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 17.9% min |
| Crude Fat | 2.5% min |
| Crude Fiber | 3.5% max |
| Moisture | 76.0% max |
| Ash | 3.0% max |
Fluker's Gourmet - Style Crickets may be fed daily to insect eating reptiles, birds or tropical fish. Amount will vary depending on your pet. When feeding tropical fish or aquatic animals, do not feed more than they can consume in 5 minutes. Keep lid closed and refrigerated after opening.
50% Recommend
50% of reviewersrecommend this product
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8 Reviews
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By Robert on Nov 26, 2018
I had been using Zoo Med's can for several months, but decided to try Fluker's because it was cheaper. I ordered five cans to start. The first couple were alright, but then I opened one that was definitely rotten so I had toss it. The next one I opened was normal like the others. I write this review because I have never opened a rotten can of Zoo Med's can o crickets. Maybe it was just bad luck getting a rotten one out of my first batch of Fluker's, but I think I'll go back to ZM either way.
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By Badcrickets on Jan 13, 2019
The can arrived wet (the smell was INSANELY rotten) the crickets were in pieces and had a slime film on them. Just, no
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By PickFab on Jun 29, 2018
These look nothing like crickets unless you look close. I guess the process they go through breaks them up into parts of crickets. Fortunately my Red Ear (Timmy) doesn't know the difference. Should be named Cricket Parts. Also they sink fast so you have to make sure your critter sees them on the way down or you will be retrieving them off the bottom.
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By gecko on Jul 4, 2018
unfortunately my gecko eats nothing but live food so she wouldn't eat this. Don't think its the product but the reptile
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By AngieP on Jan 21, 2018
My beardie enjoys these and it’s a great alternative to feeding him live crickets all the time.
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By Twolilirishgirls on Jul 12, 2017
Although I LOVE Chewy and everything I can obtain through Chewy.... my African Fat Tailed Geckos (Titan and Pippin) prefer their crickets to be live and wiggling before they eat them. :-( they will not even eat them if I put them in a dish for them to snack on between live feedings. This may be just because they are used to having live food. Still recommend anyone to this site who needs pet products! WE LOVE CHEWY!
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By ThePenguin on Jun 3, 2017
My leopard gecko didn't like them. I'm sure they are great for some lizards but he didn't seem to like them. Bought them as a last resort sort of deal since all the pet stores near me didn't have superworms or mealworms at the time. He ended up eating one and then just stopped. They sort of have a weird smell to them.
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By Raven on Jun 6, 2017
None of my fish would eat these. Not my Oscar, Puffers, African Chilids, I even tried putting them in the pond for the goldfish and coy. Nada. Not to mention that they smell really bad. Maybe I just have picky fish or maybe I got a bad can? Either way I won't be getting anymore.
