Fluker'sFresh Feeder Vac Pack Variety Mix, All Natural and Preservative Free, Great for Insect Eating Reptiles, Birds, Tropical Fish or Small Animals, 0.7 oz

Our beardy ate these up right away! Nice that there not freeze dried and feel soft and fresh

Just opened these today. Smell is not pleasant but not very strong nor foul. My leo loves them, I think it will be a good way to add some variety in his diet. Been wanting to get him some dubia roaches but live ones are illegal where I live, and crickets seem to always be out of stock everywhere for the last couple years. I paid a great price, I pay more for a small container of mealworms here. Some people say they mold quickly so I have mine in a ziploc in the fridge, they're keeping okay so far. I remove a few bugs with my tongs and set them on a paper towel for a little bit to bring them to room temperature then feed them to my gecko. The roaches are the biggest bug in the container, I've never had dubia roaches before so I don't know how large they usually are but these are a good size for a large adult leopard gecko.

This should be listed as snack pack. Package is small and mostly meal worms. Cheapest of all feeder bugs. You can buy a bigger pack of meal worms for just a little more money.

Not really the products fault I just can't deal with roaches and my Skink decided he didn't like it. My main complaint is that it is a very very small amount.

Good product my beardie likes it

My beardy loved these but I had to cut them into smaller strips - they’re ginormous. A few days after opening the package, green mold started to grow on them so make sure to put them in the fridge to preserve them a little longer!

Let's face it...I live in Florida...and I just purchased packaged, prepared roaches... reeeeaally? Yes. I love my dragon. They came packed in almost like sardines. Most of them where whole, and stayed in one piece when handled. They had almost NO smell ( to me anyway-they might smell bad to someoneelse..or good if you're into that sorta thing. No judgment here!! 😁) So I was pleasantly surprised and so was the dragon. She ate them right away and looked for more of course. This is a good alternative if you refuse to deal with live roaches for sure. No mess, just a tiny bit of moisture in the packaging with them. No bad odors, and most of the roaches were in one piece and there are more in the package than you'd think by looking at them. Hope this helps in some way lol. They're roaches! Yummy!

Our beardie who loves live bugs and will eat dried in a pinch, spat out these dubias. We wound up throwing them away just in case it was a bad batch, but our guy isn’t picky with bugs. I honestly think he thought these were yucky.

The smell was not that bad, Frog really loved these hopefully they stay in stock.

My dragons love these. Packaged very well