Top Hat Crickets Mealworms Reptile Food, 100 count
In a Nutshell
- Healthy and lively mealworms
- Smaller size than expected
- Mixed feedback on quality
Quick Verdict
Top Hat Crickets Mealworms are generally well-received for their vitality and nutritional value, but their smaller size has been disappointing for some users. Satisfaction varies among reptile owners.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Mealworms may be dead upon arrival
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Arrived Alive (4)
The mealworms are lively and well-fed when delivered.
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Good Nutrition (1)
They are dusted with vitamins and calcium, enhancing their nutritional value.
Cons
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Parent (6) major
Much smaller than expected, requiring more to feed pets.
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Dead On Arrival (1) major
A portion of the mealworms arrived dead.
Tip: Return and get a replacement
Quality Trend: Declining
Quality seems to have declined with recent batches being much smaller and sometimes dead on arrival.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Reptile owners — Seeking healthy and lively mealworms for their pets
- • Gecko owners — Geckos love mealworms as a treat.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners expecting larger mealworms — The mealworms are much smaller than commonly available sizes.
- • Owners looking for convenience — Requires feeding more due to smaller size.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these mealworms suitable for small pets?
Yes, these mealworms are suitable for small reptiles.
How long do the mealworms typically last?
The longevity of the mealworms varies, but they generally last until they are consumed.
Highlighted Reviews
"Bit smaller than I wanted, but all of these guys arrived alive and very lively. My savanna monitor was packing these away, happily. Light dusting of vitamins and calcium and he's as happy as a clam!"
"I was a little disappointed in the size of the meal works. They were very tiny, maybe a quarter of an inch to half an inch long, and very skinny. I am having to feed my lizard double the amount I normally have. There are no indications to what size the worms were on either the container or on Chewy'..."
Bottom Line
While these mealworms are generally healthy and well-liked by reptiles, the size inconsistency is a major drawback. Customers who are satisfied tend to emphasize the high vitality of the mealworms, while those disappointed highlight the unexpected small size.