Fluker's Gourmet-Style Crickets are generally well-received by pets, with high praise for taste and convenience. However, there are concerns about packaging and freshness.
Packaging and freshness issues
Prevention: Check cans for damage upon arrival
Spoiled crickets upon arrival
Prevention: Consider alternative brands
Many reptiles and turtles eagerly consume these crickets.
Orders arrive quickly.
Affordable compared to other options.
Crushed cans and spoiled crickets reported.
Inconsistent freshness and condition of crickets.
Recent reviews mention more packaging and quality issues.
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Factors: packaging, shipping conditions
Yes, turtles love them.
They are a convenient alternative that many pets prefer.
Check the can for damage upon arrival and consider returning or reporting it to the seller.
"The girls go crazy when they hear the can open!"
"So, the crickets arrived today in a box that had a 35 lb bucket of kitty litter in it. As you can see in the photo, it was crushed. Inside the can was DISGUSTING! It was a swampy, stinky, rotten mess of what USED to be crickets. I thought these were supposed to be live, but with how they were packed..."
If your pet loves the taste and you don't mind the risk of packaging issues, these crickets are a convenient option. Otherwise, consider other brands that may offer better packaging and fresher product.
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