Fluker's Gourmet Mealworms, Canned Food for Reptiles, Fish, Birds and Small Animals, 1.23 oz

My hedgehog loves eating these mealworms. I give him some mealworms with his dry food. They seem to be of high quality. I would say this a good value for money. You get a lot of mealworms in each can.

Simply amazing! We rescued a wild lizard who was close to death. I learned they much prefer live food but, it wasn't easy to find live bugs or moths in the AZ desert. These look like they are alive (not dehydrated) and our little guy loves them. We need to keep him as apparently; he wouldn't remember how to hunt for food and find water in the wild. But, that's ok!

It's harder to get live insects when it gets cold, and my critters don't particularly take to dried as well. They'll eat dry, but I was excited to try out "wet" critter food. This is not good stuff at all. I purchased both crickets & meal worms. I was able to use most of the crickets, but half the can of crickets and the entire can of meal worms had to be thrown out. My first note is that they both smelled AWFUL, I know what live & dead bugs smell like. This was so much worse. It was absolutely disgusting. I raise flies and know what maggots smell like. This food smelled worse than maggots. Which brought me to the concern that because they were not dehydrated, that they were spoiled and gone or close to going bad. My suspicions were confirmed when, after just a few days, I noticed the unopened meal worms can was starting to swell. Luckily, I'm an adult and know that can swelling is caused by bacteria growth gasses building up and if I open that can it's likely to pop on me. I braced myself for it- and opened it and YEP- as soon as the slightest bit of push back pressure was on the top, there was a loud explosive poping noise and a bit of rotten meal worm went flying. (The pressure did cause minor injury to my finger, which I'm an adult and knew the possibility of that- but a kid who was given this for their pet may not know what to do.) Overall, this product was awful in quality and experience, and if you're looking for alternatives to live insects for your critters, go with the dried stuff. Most critters aren't used to their insects being wet anyway!

It was a good item but he’s been eating live crickets for years so he didn’t even try these

Exactly what I ordered

I recently tried Fluker’s Gourmet Mealworms as a nutritious treat for the baby birds in my backyard nest, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. These mealworms are beautifully moist and soft, making them easy for fledglings to swallow and digest—perfect for tiny beaks. They’re packed with high-quality protein and natural nutrients, offering a boost that supports growth and energy levels. Since introducing them into a small tray feeder, I’ve noticed parent birds returning repeatedly, feeding the babies enthusiastically. The convenience is also impressive: no need to raise live insects, and the sealed packaging keeps them fresh and clean until each feeding . If you're raising baby birds or simply want to attract them for observation, Fluker's Gourmet Mealworms provide a wholesome, safe, and easy-to-use solution that nature-loving parents will appreciate.

They aren’t dried. They are packed in a liquid and go bad a few days after opening,

Came on time.

The flavour is unmatched

Our Bearded Dragons really enjoy the bugs from Fluker Labs. They are not dried and gives them a treat that I cannot provide live to them any longer because of where we live. They need to have the bugs every so often to keep them going and if you cannot provide fresh live bugs for them to hunt this is the next best thing and at least they get the nutrients that the insects contain because they are still juicy. The smell is not the greatest but the lizards like them. I will be expanding the types I get for our lizards also.

This is not 2.4 lb its a tiny little can. Do not buy it!

They are great, my rat loves them! Weight on can is different from the weight in the ads.

I love these because of the packaging and my lizards love them. But this is false advertising. It is not 2.4 lbs, it’s 1.2 ounces. What a rip off.