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Banded Crickets - 1/2", 250 Count
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Josh's Frogs Banded Crickets (Gryllodes sigillatus) live longer, are quieter and smell less than other cricket species. Multiple sizes are available to guarantee you will find the perfect size for your pet.
- - Pinheads are 1/16" and are great feeder insects for: poison dart frogs, bumble bee toads, mantellas, praying mantids, and slings
- - 1/8" Banded Crickets are great feeder insects for: poison dart frogs, bumble bee toads, mantellas, praying mantids, and slings
- - 1/4" Banded Crickets are great feeder insects for: young bearded dragons, young leopard geckos, many chameleons, anoles, fire belly toads, and many other reptiles and amphibians
- - 1/2" Banded Crickets are great feeder insects for: young bearded dragons, young leopard geckos, many chameleons, anoles, fire belly toads, and many other reptiles and amphibians
- - 3/4" Banded Crickets are great feeder insects for: bearded dragons, leopard geckos, many chameleons, tree frogs, pacman frogs, and many other reptiles and amphibians
- - 1" Adult Banded Crickets are great feeder insects for: bearded dragons, leopard geckos, many chameleons, tree frogs, pacman frogs, and many other reptiles and amphibians
- - When Josh's Frogs ships crickets they are already stored with eggcrate and a bit of food. If you'll be using the crickets over a longer period of time, please set them up in more permanent cricket housing
Specifications
| SKU | 3763652 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Josh's Frogs |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
|---|---|
| Size | 1/2 inch |
Guaranteed Analysis
Protein 17%, Fat 8%, Fiber 2%, Water 71%.
As a general rule, ensure the live food fed to your pet is no larger than the distance between your pet's eyes. To ensure your pet is receiving a well-balanced diet, a mixture of food sources is recommended. Some options include crickets, mealworms, Superworms, Calciworms, Waxworms, cockroaches and hornworms.
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I have an adult bearded dragon that I adopted. I believe he is overweight. How many crickets and meal worms should i be feeding him daily?
My fire belly frogs (2) aren't eating the 6 adult crickets I feed them daily causing their tank go get very nasty. What do you recommend I do?
What can we do to keep our Bearded Dragons crickets alive? in pet stores they use ice cubes and lettuce? can i feed them an apple or no? what can we feed the crickets to keep them alive?
Hello. I can’t get my baby crested gecko to even be interested in taking a cricket. Crickets are the right size the breeder feed and also the breeder said that this gecko was eating crickets and would hunt them. I feed Repashy. Does that supplement crickets too? My first crested gecko Oakley, did this also. But after about 3-4 weeks of trying Oakley did eat crickets. Any suggestions on how to get my new crested gecko, aspen, to eat crickets? He is really good eater with his Repashy. (three legs)
my bearded dragon is still pretty small we got him about a month ago we been feeding him about 15 to 20 crickets once a week. I’m pretty new to this so i’m still not quiet sure how often and how much I should be feeding him. is once a week enough and what else besides crickets can I feed him?
Can I give my Chilean rosey red-haired tarantula green Hornworms as an alternative food source, then the Dubia hissing cockroach it lrg crickets
Is it unhealthy to feed my leopard gecko any form of dried pellets or dried insects? A cricket is 70% moisture so what would happen to the nutrition in its guts when it dries?
Why are there a bunch of gnats in my crested geckos live terrarium? Maybe 5-7 in one terrarium. I have two live terrariums. They aren’t on my gecko just one the dirt, plants, wood, etc.
Hello, I I recently bought a juvenile chameleon who I believe may have mites/ticks. The chameleon eats 4 crickets 2 times a day her appetite has not changed and she drinks water from the leaves in which i mist 2 times a day. I recently noticed black spots on her skin especially under her neck as she was shedding. Idk if she has mites/ticks, Please help thank you.
I just purchased a baby leopard gecko from petco. I noticed it was the smallest of all of them and occasionally it will shake its legs individually like thumper... what could this be ? It eats really good!
Is it okay for leopard geckos to eat black soldier larve or dubia roaches as their staple diets?
My leopard gecko has not been eating enough , she will eat 1 cricket. It’s been a few weeks but now she’s lost a lot of weight in her belly and a bit in her tail. I can’t afford to go to the vet to get her looked at right now. The first picture is her when she was eating well the other is her today.