Neptonion Cricket Keeper Live Worm Organizer Container, with Bug Dirt Management Perfect for Keeping Silkworm, Cricket,Dubia Cockroach, Worms

Very nice top is a little hard to lock but other than that it works great just wish was a little bigger. Very nice top is a little hard to lock but other than that it works great just wish was a little bigger. Wish the feeding dish and water dish was a little bigger as well

Great size... Great ventilation easy to use food and water tray.. Great as a cricket keeper! It keeps my crickets alive.. would recommend

This has pleasantly pleased me. Although it isn't large enough to house an entire colony, it is ideal for housing the bees I will be gut loading and feeding in the coming week. This is a wonderful size for those who only have enough feeders on hand to last a week or two. Cleaning is easy, and feeding is simpler than ever.

I really like this! This device has been fantastic for my baby bearded dragon, who eats about 50 bugs every day. The individuals who claim that if your feeders are dying, you must be doing something wrong are entirely true. This should work perfectly if your food, airflow, and temperature are all good. I will undoubtedly suggest this to all of my reptile owner friends.

I hesitated for a while before realizing that managing feeder crickets would be lot simpler. The smaller crickets could fall through the bottom grid and into the trash can, which is my only worry. Takes all the bother out of feeding your dogs because odors are totally contained, and it's simple to feed and administer water gel without having to open the container (slide tray with magnets fast close door).

If you enjoy keeping crickets, look no further! This tank has all the characteristics you require as an organizer. No escapees are possible thanks to the rubber closure, and the bug dirt management maintains everything neat. Unquestionably worth every cent!

Love it, bought it to replace a glass cage. For garbage disposal, it features a bottom tray that can be drawn out. The crickets can be poured out or taken out of the container via the spout. For the crickets, there are spaces with water and food. It's compact and ideal for the job.

Seems okay so far. Too much money for cheap plastic.

It is convenient for holding crickets, but I wish the water pad was bigger or thicker because they need water almost every day and sometimes you can get a cricket when you pull it out and nobody likes crickets loose in their house, usually especially my wife.

The only way this is completely escape proof is if you just set the feeding dish inside and never use the side access. Dubia roaches are too flat and small to use it; they crawl right under the dish and come out with it when you pull it out. Crickets are strong enough to push the door open.