Great for feeder insects for other reptiles
589409
I grind this and use it to feed my feeder insects (dubia roaches and superworms) for my leopard gecko. The insects like it and it works well as a gutload.
1840947
live on farm have two different lengths attached to my atv when going out to check on cattle this works great on snakes pick them up place them in  snake bucket then trip to one of  state parks to release.
3502
I use verm x to dust live food 3 days out of every month for my bearded dragons. They love the taste and I haven't had any issue with parasites. This is a must have for reptile supplements.
2177168
I use this for my collection of ball pythons. It keeps the humidity at the right balance, no need for additional spraying which is a definite plus. Only downside, I've noticed some variability between bags - some bags containing mostly large chunks, others the whispy strands. Overall, the best choice for my terrariums!
1840897
This is a nice feeder for shelled peanuts and other larger-than-bird-seed types of bird food, such as mealworms. The feeder is made of sturdy metal and ceramic materials and the ports at the bottom are a good size to provode a steady stream of shelled peanuts without clogging. It holds a generous amount of shelled peanuts. One review I read on this feeder said is was very difficult to open to refill, but I did NOT find filling the feeder to be difficult at all. The feeder opens easily from the top - just remove the small plastic retainer tube on the bottom part of the S-hook hanger.  Once this is done, the S-hook slips out easity. Then remove the small plastic washer and the top lid lifts off. There is a wing-nut on the base of the feeder that can be removed to completely disassemble the feeder for a thorough cleaning, but this is not needed just to refill the feeder. Just be careful to have a pocket or a place to hold the small plastic tube and washer when filling the feeder, so you don't lose these small pieces. It would be great if the vendor included an extra plastic tube/washer as spares in case those get lost.
2429544
This heating pad works perfectly fine and my snake loves the heat. If I had to make a new tank for another snake I would use the ZooMed under tank heater. Keep in mind that this is made just for glass tanks and not acrylic tanks.
4088859
I purchased this for my hatchling stinkpot (common musk) turtles. Both turtles LOVE this food. They rejected the Zoo Med hatchling diet, but immediately took to this. They gobble up the pellets, and love the mealworms and shrimp treats. The pellets were a perfect size for my larger turtle (which is a few months old - about the size of a quarter), but my smaller turtle (slightly smaller larger than a quarter) has  to work with them a little to break them apart before swallowing.
1525858
I actually use this as an enrichment tool for my Savannah Monitor. We stick shrimp in there and he tries to get them out. The rubber material makes it easy to clean. I love it!
1226110
Great bowl for your reptile. Feels high quality.
Super easy to clean, large enough for them to fit in, and wide enough to prevent them from tipping it over. I see a lot of reptile keepers using these bowls.
1717269
Excellent.  My wife has used to trap little gecko lizards and great for flies and yellow jackets and hornets.!
4058103
Wow! These worked great for my lizard problem. After 1 hour, it caught 7 Lizards. After 2 hours it caught 12. I live on Florida so lizards are in abundance. Several glue boards caught 3-4 in one trap. Will definitely buy again. It works much better than I expected.
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If you breed feeder insects like crickets, roaches,  mealworms, or superworms, or if you buy in bulk, this cricket food a must. At 12-13 dollars dollars for a 6 pound jar, the value is unbeatable.  It costs half as much as buying the smaller containers of flukers cricket food.

As for the cricket food itself, it's great. My crickets love it, and I have very few dead crickets showing up in the cage. There is some leftover substance that the crickets don't eat, but it's not much. If you feed your crickets too much, they tend to become picky and leave more of the scrap behind. This is a complete, calcium-fortified cricket diet so you can give your crickets this plus water and leave it at that. Super simple. This stuff is gut-loading food, meaning your reptiles or amphibians will get lots of nutrients from eating insects that are fed with this food. I've heard it also works well for dubia roaches and mealworms.

I breed crickets and I'm still not even a quarter of the way through this jar after several months. But it's staying fresh, so no worries about that here. I definitely recommend this product if you breed or buy feeder insects in bulk.
784684
Great product that all reptile owners should have. I use this routinely. I love the strap that's included! I use it to hang the thermometer off the shelving unit we have our beardie's enclosures on. Solid product all around.

EDIT: Wanted to say this thermometer is all I rely on in my reptile's enclosures now. My spotted python managed to get herself adhered to one of the stick-on thermometers in her enclosure which was quite scary because it was her head and eye area that was adhered. I would not recommend those to any snake owners.
589240
Excellent product. I even caught a small tree lizard. The lizards were eating the flowers on the pepper tree. I jammed one of he traps between the branches and after one of the animals stuck on the trap they are no longer attacking the flowers.
835196
Works great on cabbage worms or any kind of caterpillar/looper infestation. Also flea beetles on eggplant and potatoes - which is great! It's made with the spinosid bacteria and is approved for organic gardening - also great!
1140861
I bought this as an addition to my corn snake's habitat. I thought she would hang out in it but she doesn't. But it still works well to keep the humidity up in her home. I spritz it with water every few days and the moisture level stays up.
4704591
This bedding is great for snakes. Our corns love to burrow in it and it's just the right consistency for them! It also is still easy for to clean up the snake feces for our older corn. The younger corn (only about 2 months old and still having the thinner/runnier poops) is harder to clean up after as the poops are easy to miss. Overall, it's much nicer than the paper towels we'd been using before. If you use this, I wouldn't recommend feeding the snake in the enclosure as I've heard they can get impacted bowels from the sawdust.