Fluker's Gourmet-Style Crickets Reptile Food, 1.2-oz can

I ordered one can and the inside contents were great, my gecko loves them, but the can was so hard to open and the outside was slimy with... i don't know what and i don't want to know what. It only made opening the can harder. I did order more (this time 5 cans because many reviews said they received rotten ones and im worried about only ordering 1 more again) but for the price, if only 1 out of 5 is bad, its worth it because this is the first food my gecko has ever liked. I've gone through so many different kinds of things.

Stocked up on canned crickets thinking they’d be as successful as canned mealworms which I have fed successfully in the past. Not the case! The moment I opened this can they smelled rancid. I worried maybe that can had gone bad and opened a new one, but it smelled the same. Gecko refused to eat the mushy broken up cricket pieces. Smell lingered for hours and gecko stayed hungry. Miserable fail.

I ordered these for my crested gecko so she could have a small treat between feedings of black solider fly larva. Where I live it's difficult to get live bugs. My gecko loves to be given something to crunch and crush. I thought these crickets would be good to go along with her regular paste food. The movement I opened the can I could smell the foul order. The crickets were mushy and smelled like a rotten animal from the side of a hot summer road. A little research will show that canned bugs shouldn't have a odor, much less a dead-creature odor. I had to take these away from a gecko who watched me open them and was in her excited feed-me pose.

My dragon loves his crickets big juicy and the smell of canned crickets. They don’t smell nice alive and equally as stinkey gourmet canned. Good job! He loves his quarantine snacks.

My finch and parakeets would have eaten them had the crickets been smaller. They are to big for the to eat as was hoping they were smaller. There was no size saying what size on can or in the item reading about the crickets. It would make it easier for buying. Plus these are dead so easier to feed. I know my birds would have eaten also if just a little smaller. There is anything yet they haven't tried or eaten that's for birds. Trying to give them things like what's outside along with their bird food.

What can I say, they don't LOOK very tasty, but the dragon eats 'em right up!

My turtle loves these. They’re great size and it doesn’t take many to fill her.

Exactly what it was supposed to be, no complaints.

I opened the can and the smell was rancid it almost made me puke. So I put my shirt over my nose and put one in my geckos cage he put his face right in front of it like he was about to strike but he took a sniff. He scrunched his eyes up and ran back into his cave I tried feeding them to my turtle after and I have fed her dead crickets before and loved it but they both hated these.

I feed them to my adult Bearded Dragon as a alternative to feeding live crickets. I didnt want live crickets living in my house so i feed these in place of live