3/5 Bruce P. 1 year ago on Google
I
only
purchase
feeders
and
basic
soils
for
amphibian
care
from
here,
so
this
review
probably
isn't
helpful
for
non-amphibian
owners.
Overall,
this
location
seems
to
regularly
and
frequently
be
out
of
coco-soil
and
insects,
except
for
super
worm
cups
and
loose
crickets
in
a
big
bin
behind
the
register.
Most
prepackaged
cricket
containers
are
over
75%
dead,
sometimes
100%.
Stacks
upon
stacks
of
stinking
tubs
will
sit
on
the
shelf
for
weeks
sometimes,
so
it
generally
isn't
worth
looking
through
them.
This
is
similar
for
dubia
roaches
and
generally
true
for
the
islander
roaches.
Fruit
fly
colonies
are
usually
absent,
but
the
large
tubs
are
nice
when
they
are
available.
Hornworms
are
hit
or
miss.
If
you
want
super
worms,
though,
there's
always
like
20+
tubs
of
them.
The
fridges
are
usually
stocked
to
the
brim
with
meal
worm
cups,
which
tend
to
be
almost
full
of
living
worms.
The
calciworms
are
0/5
in
having
a
single
one
alive
in
my
multiple
attempts
to
get
some.
Wax
worms
are
rare,
but
are
similar
to
the
calciworms,
but
occasionally
you'll
get
a
cup
that
has
some
alive
in
it.
The
earthworms
are
generally
good,
but
check
any
containers
that
are
over
two
weeks
old
because
they
are
sometimes
full
of
ice
or
dead
worms.
Medicines
for
amphibians
are
often
missing.
Supplements
are
generally
stocked.
UV
bulbs
and
heat
lamps
are
in
great
supply.
Water
bowls,
moss,
tank
wraps,
and
fake
plants
are
always
available.
As
for
the
amphibians
themselves,
it's
generally
slim
picking
for
anything
besides
tiny
pacman
frogs
and
elusive
tomato
frogs
that
I
can't
ever
seem
to
spot
even
though
their
tanks
have
bugs
in
them.
The
very
rare
White's
Tree
Frog
or
Egyptian
Toad
will
be
available,
but
rarely
more
than
once
or
twice
a
year.
The
cricket
bin
behind
the
register
is
great.
Outside
of
delivery
problems,
it's
always
stocked
and
you
can
get
dozens
for
a
good
price.