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Orange Cube-Complete Cricket Diet, front of pack with cubes displayed in front of packaging, 6 oz

Orange Cube Cricket Diet

$8.79

Orange Cube is the single solution to provide the three things crickets need most: food, water, and vitamins.

· Packed with vitamins E, B12, A, D3, & calcium carbonate

· Great for crickets, mealworms, dubias, and other feeders

· Reduces drowned, dehydrated, & nutrient-deficient feeders

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google_product_category:: Animals & Pet Supplies > Pet Supplies > Reptile & Amphibian Supplies > Reptile & Amphibian Food
SKU:: 091197713002
Product Type:: Feeder Insect Supplies

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Orange Cube is the single solution to provide the three things crickets need most: food, water, and vitamins.

· Packed with vitamins E, B12, A, D3, & calcium carbonate

· Great for crickets, mealworms, dubias, and other feeders

· Reduces drowned, dehydrated, & nutrient-deficient feeders

Product Description

Orange Cube is the single solution to provide the three things crickets need most: food, water, and vitamins. It is specially formulated to be easily digested by crickets and most feeders. Using Orange Cube will drastically reduce your number of drowned, dehydrated, and nutrient-deficient crickets and other feeder insects. Orange Cube is great for most feeder not just crickets. You can also use it to gut-load it mealworms, dubia roaches, and other feeders.

FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS

FEEDING INSTRUCTIONS: Orange Cube should be used as a primary source of food for your crickets. It is most effective if offered to crickets for at least 24 hours to provide the most complete nutritional prey for your pet reptile or amphibian. Add Orange as needed to ensure the crickets always have access to the food. If the food becomes spoiled in the cricket cage, it should be removed to prevent the spread of bacteria and fungi.