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1/16″ Crickets are a great size for VERY small reptiles and amphibians like tiny baby chameleons, small dart frogs (poison arrow frogs), etc. Very soft bodies, very easy to digest.
1/16″ Crickets are approximately 1 week old.
Description
1/16″ Crickets are a great size for VERY small reptiles and amphibians like tiny baby chameleons, small dart frogs (poison arrow frogs), etc. Very soft bodies, very easy to digest.
1/16″ Crickets are approximately 1 week old.
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Quite a few died to be honest I thought they would last longer. Also without a ruler I didn’t realize how tiny they would be.
I guess I didn’t realize how little these guys really are! But they arrived all alive and my dragon is hunting them down.
I should have maybe asked how they are packaged but the crickets were everywhere upon opening the box at the size they were I would expect a large container with a lid. I have crickets smaller than fruit flies all over my house. The rest I got into a cricket container meant for them. Also the Carrier had no street address so they were delayed a couple days this adding to my loss of food I got maybe under half of what I ordered. I could see this packaging being okay for larger crickets but 1/16” crickys need a container with a lid they are too small for a cardboard box in my opinion. I got my food the rest are okay. Not the end of the world but thought I would maybe make this suggestion.