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Crickets

Dried crickets are a 100% natural supplementary food for insectivorous lizards, turtles, invertebrates and other terrarium animals. We can also offer to undergrowth terrestrial turtles, fish, birds, insectivores or small rodents. Feed several times a day in smaller quantities. Can be soaked before use. Crickets are a source of high quality protein (59%), vitamins, minerals and trace elements.