Cricket Farm

Cricket Farm

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Bearded Dragon | Fruit Flies | Hissing Cockroaches | Mealworms

The range of reptile products is tremendous, which are carefully prepared and are balanced diets for all reptiles. The canned and Freeze Dried Foods are filled with vitamins and nutrient values. We have committed to excellence and also proven good quality of reptile products such as live crickets, super worms, hissing Cockroaches, live crickets, Bearded dragon etc. we have a willingness to succeed and try to satisfy each and every customer by providing only high quality reptile products.

Reptiles have their favorites in food and they love to eat some specific kinds of insects. To get them in market is easy but to get best product with good quality is a bit hard. Flukers are the ultimate choice for all reptile products. Our goal is to provide the satisfaction, professionalism and expertise to our customers and we believe in promoting care, responsible ownership.

At fullers our staff will always be available to answer your queries so welcome to us where we specialize in producing and distributing reptile products like crickets, super worms, hissing Cockroaches. We have succeeded in providing premium quality and we continue to maintain the standard by offering better quality, pricing and availability. The Quality of Crickets sold in 250, 500, and 1000 quantities are taken utmost care whether they are 50 Count Cricket Tube, 100 count cricket tube or Chocolate Covered Crickets.

Crickets are ideal for the likes of reptiles so go for Food Giant Mealworm Available at flukers we help you in serving your reptile what exactly it needs just like fruit files, Hissing Cockroaches or Bearded Dragon in perfectly packed super worm Cases. We understand that this is not enough so we also give you meal worms to make the reptile meal just complete. Using some special kind of technology that prevents pupation, the regular sized are tried to feed for some extra weeks to develop them into Giant Mealworms then they become ideal for feeding reptiles.

Our success truly depends on the quality of products and the strength of our customer relationships we have established.

We look forward to being a part of your success and hope you will give us the opportunity to serve you. Fluker’s food products are formulated in order to ensure perfect growth and good health by helping you provide complete balanced nutrition. The food stuff is a veterinarian recommended food with nutritious ingredients for reptiles and give them 100% daily nutrition they require. Our food is tested successfully by reptile vitamins and minerals like calcium and vitamin etc. we try to meet the requirements and satisfy these omnivores.

Our online website www.flukerfarms.com is to cater you with more and more reptile related information and their foods. So get the best with us and rely for your reptile food needs. We have all the Information on how to take better care for your reptile and Products to make your reptile feel right at home. You can also contact our friendly sales staff, Monday-Thursday, 8am-5pm and Friday's 8am-12noon.

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Fluker Farms is leading producer of mealworms, superworms, fruit flies, crickets, fish bait, live crickets and reptile products.

I Have a Few Questions??? ?

Whats the best tempered kind of snake?
How old is my baby beardie it's about 6" long?
I've had my beardie for about a month if i wait another month is it still safe to get another one?
is my cricket farm to small its about 1'x10" for the whole thing?
How do you know what gender your Beardie is? I think its a girl so i named it isabella but im not sure.

Whats the best tempered kind of snake?
This is a matter of opinion. You will get some different answers on this. If you are considering getting a snake, I would research their care and then go into pet stores to hold the different kinds to find out which is right for you. In my exerience and opinion, red tail boas are the most calm with corn snakes behind them.

How old is my baby beardie it's about 6" long?
This is a "growth chart" that was made up by someone at beardeddragon.org. I must stress that it is just a guide, there is such a difference in bearded dragons that it is hard to make a guide for all to follow.
Here is what she wrote: "As so many things determine growth in beardies. Gene make-up, husbandry, diet, an I'm even starting to think that when eggs are being pushed thru and filled by the female the placement of where it's possition in line can affect as well. Toward the end of stuffing eggs she your female may run low on certain nutrients or hormones leaving some of the last eggs filled short on the nutrient sack. The last part is only my opinion from some of my own experiences. ....
But on an average if baby comes from healthy average to healthy large beardie parents.........
Then this is just an average if under proper care and is a healthy baby should grow heavy emphisis on average an average of 2 inches per month for the first 6 months. .....
So if under proper care and diet an is healthy and hatched at say 4 inches in length......
At 1 month should be an average of 6 inches...
At 2 months should be an average of 8 inches...
At 3 months should be an average of 10 inches...
At 4 months should be an average of 12 inches...
At 5 months should be an average of 14 inches...
At 6 months should be an average of 16 inches...
At this time growth for most beardies will slow down a bit but will continue to grow in length till 12 months or better.
After 12 months or so they may not grow in length anymore but will continue to put on weight.
I'm not writting this in stone this is just what my records, in my house, with my beardies reflects."
Like she says it is just a guide, and alot of things can change what is "normal" for your beardie.
(http://www.beardeddragon.org/bjive/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=95099&hilit=)

I've had my beardie for about a month if i wait another month is it still safe to get another one?
No matter what type of new animal you get, you will want to keep it quaranteened, at least seperated from your beardie for at least a week. This is to be sure your new pet doesn't have any health issues, especially any that it can give to your beardie. You can get another beardie at any time, but do not house the together - you would have to get a whole new set up for the new beardie, and like stated above you will have to keep them completely seperted for a bit to make sure both are healthy. Here is a good page to read about housing beardies together. It shows the question, and the answer: http://www.beardeddragon.org/bjive/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=95799.

is my cricket farm to small its about 1'x10" for the whole thing?
I don't know personally about this one as I have dubia roaches, but let me see if I can find a link for you.... This link will take you to all the feeders topics where you will find questions and advice on crickets, http://www.beardeddragon.org/bjive/viewforum.php?f=76. Here is a link to a discussion on crickets and their care: http://www.beardeddragon.org/bjive/viewtopic.php?f=76&t=95615.

How do you know what gender your Beardie is?
Okay this one I have to tell ya - if you ever take your beardie to the vet (which you should yearly) have the vet check. By all the pics and ways on the internet, by friends, by books, my Spike looked like a boy. I took him to the vet and found out he was a she..lol!!
But here is a couple of sites for ya...
http://www.beardeddragon.org/articles/sexing/
http://www.dachiu.com/beardeddragoncare/sexingdragons.html
http://www.repticzone.com/articles/sexingbeardeddragons.html
http://www.reptileuv.com/reptile-caresheets/bearded-dragon-sexing.php

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