Promeal Live Crickets - High Protein Treat Food For Aquarium Fish

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Natural, protein-rich feeder insect

Encourages active hunting and feeding behavior

Supports growth, energy, and overall health

Suitable for fish, reptiles, birds, amphibians, and small mammals
Crickets size: 2–2.5 cm

Crickets – Nutritious & Natural Feeder Insects for Pets

Crickets are one of the most commonly used and trusted feeder insects for insect-eating pets. They are valued for their balanced nutrition, high acceptance, and active movement, which closely mimics natural prey found in the wild. This makes crickets an excellent option for both regular feeding and enrichment.

Nutritional Benefits
Crickets are a good source of high-quality protein and essential amino acids that support healthy growth, muscle development, and overall vitality. When properly gut-loaded, they also provide improved nutrition and better digestion. Their moderate fat content makes them suitable for frequent feeding without causing excessive weight gain.

Suitable For
Crickets are suitable for a wide range of pets including monster aquarium fishes and freshwater fishes, reptiles such as lizards, geckos, and bearded dragons, birds, amphibians like frogs and toads, and small mammals such as sugar gliders and hedgehogs. They are available in multiple sizes, making them ideal for both juvenile and adult pets.

Feeding Behavior & Acceptance
Live crickets are highly active and strongly encourage natural hunting and feeding behavior. Their movement improves appetite, keeps pets physically active, and provides mental stimulation, making feeding time more engaging.

Quality & Rearing Standards
Crickets are raised under controlled and hygienic conditions to ensure healthy and active feeders. When fed responsibly and as part of a balanced diet, they are safe and beneficial for regular use.

Storage & Handling
Crickets should be kept in a well-ventilated container with proper hydration and feed. Regular cleaning and removal of uneaten crickets is recommended to control odor and maintain hygiene.

Why Choose Crickets?
Crickets offer a natural, nutritious, and highly stimulating live feeding experience. Their balanced nutrition, wide suitability, and ability to encourage natural behavior make them a reliable feeder insect for a variety of pets.

FAQs

Which birds eat mealworms? Many birds eat mealworms, including robins, bluebirds, sparrows, wrens, thrushes, starlings, finches, and mynahs. Mealworms are a popular high-protein food for wild and pet birds.

Which birds like mealworms? Birds that especially like mealworms include bluebirds, robins, cardinals, bulbuls, mynahs, warblers, and finches. Mealworms are ideal during breeding and molting seasons when birds need extra protein.

Which is better: mealworm or superworm? Mealworms are better for small birds, fish, and hamsters, while superworms are better for larger reptiles and pets because they are bigger and higher in fat. The better choice depends on your pet’s size and diet needs.

Which animals eat mealworms? Animals that eat mealworms include birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians, hedgehogs, hamsters, mice, turtles, chickens, and exotic pets. Mealworms are widely used as a natural protein-rich feeder insect.

Are mealworms safe for hamsters? Yes, mealworms are safe for hamsters when given in small amounts. They are a healthy protein treat and help support muscle growth and energy.

How many mealworms to give a hamster? Give a hamster 1–3 mealworms, 2–3 times per week as a treat. Avoid overfeeding because too many mealworms can cause obesity due to their high fat content.