Fluker's Orange Cube Complete Cricket Diet Reptile Supplement
Fluker's Orange Cube Complete Cricket Diet Reptile Supplement is the single solution to provide the three things crickets need most: food, water and vitamins. This supplement is specially formulated to be easily digested by both crickets and the animals that consume them. Orange Cube Complete Cricket Diet also drastically reduces the number of drowned, dehydrated and nutrient-deficient crickets, so there are plenty for your reptile to consume.
Key Benefits- Scientifically formulated gel cubes contain nutritious kelp, spirulina, brewer's yeast, and more to gutload crickets for a nutrition-packed meal
- Packed with essential vitamins, including Vitamins A, B12, E, and D3, as well as calcium
- Specially formulated to be a complete diet for a one step feeding solution
- Highly digestible by both crickets and your reptile or amphibian
- Gel cubes drastically reduce the number of drowned, dehydrated and nutrient-deficient crickets
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Item Number98609
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Brand
Fluker's
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Food Form
Supplement
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Reptile Type
Lizard, Insect
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Product Form
Gel
Water, Carrageenan, Soya Protein, Dried Brewer's Yeast, Dried Kelp, Calcium Carbonate, Potassium, Sorbate, Ascorbic Acid, Citric Acid, Yellow #6 Food Color.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
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| Crude Protein | 3.5% min |
| Crude Fat | 0.1% min |
| Crude Fiber | 0.5% max |
| Moisture | 92.0% max |
| Calcium | 560 ppm min |
Orange should be used as a primary source of food for your crickets. It is most effective if offered to crickets for at least 24 hours in order to provide the most complete nutritional prey for your pet reptile or amphibian. Add Orange as needed to insure the crickets always have access to the food. If the food becomes spoiled in the cricket cage, it should be removed to prevent the spread of bacteria and fungi.
Store in a cool, dry place.
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23 Reviews
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By Laura on Nov 11, 2018
You're supposed to be able to use this on mealworms and superworms as well as crickets, but I've had no luck. These have a thick outer layer and I think that's the problem. I've tried smashing them, cutting them into smaller pieces, soaking them.... you get the idea. The worms are trying to eat these, but can't. Going back to the yellow stuff because I know they love that. Just thought this would be better because of the add-ins, but not if they can't consume it. May work great for crickets and other feeders; I only have the worms because my res doesn't really care for crickets.
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By Ashton on Oct 22, 2018
My Dubia cockroaches love it. I put it in their cage and after a few hours it's totally gone! Highly recommend for any feeder insects!!!
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By ChowMein on Jun 3, 2018
I was so looking forward to trying these but when I got them the seal was partially opened so therefore some of the cubes were dried out. I don't know if this made the other cubes taste different but the crickets & roaches don't want anything to do with it. This one was a loss for me and my Rose Tarantula...
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By Heather on Oct 13, 2018
The crickets seem to love it. I will definitely buy again.
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By KillerFrost on Mar 25, 2018
I mean, I had at least a dozen crickets die on me. I started using this, and taking a lid, wetting a paper towel down, and letting them have that as a source of water too and it made a huge difference. You can also use apple slices as food.
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By Josh on Mar 31, 2018
I love this because I would rather feed my crickets and roaches this WAY before ever having to throw in good food I buy from the store. And this is a good way to get load bugs for feeding.
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By JRabbit on Mar 27, 2018
I was going to return these after finding out you can use vegetable scraps and stuff, but gave it a try. My crickets for my leopard geckos go nuts when I give them these. Worth the buy.
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By Amanda on Jul 15, 2018
Even the superworms and meal worms enjoy it. Smells good too.
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By Koolit on Apr 27, 2018
Awesome!! Great for overall cricket health. I recently started breeding for my Beardie, he loves meal time and is looking great.
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By ashleyszoo on Jun 6, 2018
The crickets drink from them easily keeps them from drowning
