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When choosing the size of your feeder insects, we recommend choosing insects equal to or less than the distance between your animals eyes. If you choose insects larger than that measurement, the animals can have difficulties consuming or digesting the feeders.
Josh's Frogs 1/2" Banded Feeder Crickets for Reptiles & Amphibians
Banded Crickets are the insect of choice for most lizards, amphibians, and other exotic pets.
Available in a full range of counts and sizes to fit your needs perfectly.
- Bearded Dragons (8-10 inches)
- Young/Juvenile Leopard Geckos
- Tree Frogs, like young Red Eye Tree Frogs, young Amazon Milk Frogs, Green Tree Frogs, Tiger & Super Tiger Leg Tree Frog, etc.
- Adult Bird Poop Frogs, Leopard Frogs, Tomato Frogs
- Young Crested Geckos
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Our goal is deliver insects and plants that are alive on arrival in all weather! Otherwise, DOAs are covered by our LAG promise.
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| Sold By | Josh's Frogs | NutriCricket | Josh's Frogs | Josh's Frogs | Josh's Frogs | Josh's Frogs |
| target species | Reptiles, Amphibians | — | Reptile, Amphibian | Reptile | Reptile | Amphibian |
| form | Pellet | Bug | Stick | Stick | Stick | Pate |
| weight | 1.05 pounds | — | 0.15 pounds | 0.15 pounds | 0.1 pounds | 0.15 pounds |
| breed recommendation | Small Breeds, All Breed Sizes, Medium Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds | All Breed Sizes | All Breed Sizes | All Breed Sizes | All Breed Sizes |
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Healthy crickets!
I used to buy locally, but it was getting entirely too costly and they couldn't keep up with demand. I'm no good at breeding my own, and honestly prefer not to. THANK GOD FOR JOSH'S FROGS. All the crickets arrived alive, healthy, had food/substance in the container, packaged well, came on eggcrate instead of a plastic bag like most companies. Ever since I first ordered, I vowed to never go back to spending hundreds of dollars every couple of weeks for a quarter of the amount I get from JF. It's not only saving me money, but the crickets are actually healthy. Every breeder I had tried gave me half alive, skinny, unhealthy crickets and would swear "it's normal". This is not the case with JF. I couldn't believe the difference in quality feeders until I ordered from JF. My wallet, mantids, Amphibians and beardies thank you! They all have full bellies (included is a picture of one happy belly).
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2021
My last order of crickets came in a tube within the box..this time they came in the box alone with some vents and it was extremely difficult to get them out. Luckily I did this outside as I did last time. I do not think there was any escapees but there was a few in the box I really just could not get out. Took me 2 hours. The tube was much easier because I could at least open the box with piece of mind and then tap them out of the tube at my own pace to make sure their enclosure was set up properly. Last time I was able to set up feeding stations with their cricket feeder..this time I pretty much had to throw everything in there ASAP otherwise invasive crickets would’ve been all over my yard.
Size:
I ordered 500 1/4 inch crickets last time and they were teeny. Almost a little too small for my baby wtfs so I decided to go with 250 1/2 inch so I didn’t have to feed as many at once because I watch them hunt most nights to make sure they get enough and that there aren’t a bunch of escapees in the terrarium. These are NOT 1/2 inch..they are nearly as large as my baby wtfs and they chirp (loudly so it’s more than a few that are adults) which means they are at least 1 inch. I think I may have to cut them in half in order to feed my frogs because I just watched my poor baby frog struggle to get one down nearly her size. I had to pull its head off with tweezers because she was stuck with it for some time. Not the greatest experience. Also my frogs don’t eat things that don’t move so what an adventure I am having. There are crickets of varying sizes so I will be fishing for those but the majority are very large I may have to end up reselling these to someone else and buying smaller crickets elsewhere I don’t want my frogs to end up with an impaction. Harold on the left is bigger (probably 1 1/2 inch) and can probably handle a few but is still a baby too. Matcha on the right is probably about 1 1/4 inch so 1 inch is a lot for her to handle..double the size between their eyes.
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Definitely not 1/2 inch and unpackaging nightmare
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2021
Packaging:Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2021
My last order of crickets came in a tube within the box..this time they came in the box alone with some vents and it was extremely difficult to get them out. Luckily I did this outside as I did last time. I do not think there was any escapees but there was a few in the box I really just could not get out. Took me 2 hours. The tube was much easier because I could at least open the box with piece of mind and then tap them out of the tube at my own pace to make sure their enclosure was set up properly. Last time I was able to set up feeding stations with their cricket feeder..this time I pretty much had to throw everything in there ASAP otherwise invasive crickets would’ve been all over my yard.
Size:
I ordered 500 1/4 inch crickets last time and they were teeny. Almost a little too small for my baby wtfs so I decided to go with 250 1/2 inch so I didn’t have to feed as many at once because I watch them hunt most nights to make sure they get enough and that there aren’t a bunch of escapees in the terrarium. These are NOT 1/2 inch..they are nearly as large as my baby wtfs and they chirp (loudly so it’s more than a few that are adults) which means they are at least 1 inch. I think I may have to cut them in half in order to feed my frogs because I just watched my poor baby frog struggle to get one down nearly her size. I had to pull its head off with tweezers because she was stuck with it for some time. Not the greatest experience. Also my frogs don’t eat things that don’t move so what an adventure I am having. There are crickets of varying sizes so I will be fishing for those but the majority are very large I may have to end up reselling these to someone else and buying smaller crickets elsewhere I don’t want my frogs to end up with an impaction. Harold on the left is bigger (probably 1 1/2 inch) and can probably handle a few but is still a baby too. Matcha on the right is probably about 1 1/4 inch so 1 inch is a lot for her to handle..double the size between their eyes.
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