Madame or Sir, You have me intrigued... What does "conveniently packaged for reptile feeding" mean? How long will they last in this packaging? Is it good for the duration of the 100? A veritable roach motel?
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They come in a small Tupperware container with a small mesh screening made in the center of the lid. My roaches are thriving I mist it daily and throw some fresh fruits/veggies in with them. They grew QUICKLY, but I also feed them a lot. So I personally wasn't worried about how small the little ones were because you have the option to make them grow bigger depending on how much you feed them. However I still moved my colony to a bigger storage bin. As well as put a bigger egg carton in there for bedding. I've found they thrive better with more room, and they're already producing offspring.
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no, mine came in an envelope in a box and was easy to use. you put it around where you see the roaches. this product is used by professionals and you should already know how to use it before you buy it. put it in places where pets cannot get to it. under your kitchen sink, behind the refrigerator, behind kitchen drawers, behind stove. where ever you have seen the roaches. do not get on your bare skin. I have used this product and have not seen them since.
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I purchased one so many months ago, I don't remember how it came...but if I remember correctly, the inventor of this feeder was on Shark Tank recently, so he may not have that type of packaging if he is starting out & doesn't have a big business yet. Just a guess. TIP: Don't leave this feeder unattended until you get the squirrels conditioned to stay off of it, because they will gnaw the bottom plastic to make the seed fall out. That is the only flaw I've noticed, everything else is great about this feeder.
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I have 3 cats and it takes a long time for them to eat a bag. I believe it is because the quality is so high it is filling. With that said, I put 3/4 in and old plastic tub (yellow litter tub). The rest I leave in bag, roll it it up really tight, and put packaging tape on it. The bag is plastic so it peels right off later. I think it will last a long time but I would recommend saving a plastic litter box or something silimar to put the bulk of it in especially since warmer weather is coming and you do not want ants etc.
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I store mine in the freezer in airtight containers. Works OK, and it should prevent all nasty critters. Mine hasn't gotten soggy or anything after a few months of this. BTW, I recommend NOT buying this much masa unless you're sure that your needs are awfully high. I'm regretting buying so much. 50 pounds is way more than I expected.
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I don't know how big you mean but keep leaving the stuff out. I guarantee it will not be around for long. You may have more than one. They aren't usually solitary critters.
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No mine had the box... Sorry to hear that, the directions pretty much say to leave very small drops in places you spot them most. I only had to do this twice I have not seen a roach since. Even though the seller was unprofessional the product still kicks butt.
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There are hundred in one jar. I'd say this lasts about 4-5 weeks with an adult beardie when also feeding vegetables. I fed two adults almost 3 weeks on this.
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They probably cannot be remoistened. I would get live if these are for a tarantula. I would also suggest the mealworms you get in the fridge at pet stores like Petco or petsmart. These are not that great. I bought them for my sugar glider. He liked them, but he favors mealworms.
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I apologize for not getting back to you sooner. I rarely ever check my email. I bought this light as a replacement bulb for (a very old) outdoor fixture located above my car. It is strong enough to light up my side of the street (as well as a few other houses). As far as reptile care, I have no idea. Sorry, I was unable to answer your question. Best of luck finding your answer.
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The ones I've had in the past lasted 6 months or more, but the bulb needs replaced every 6 months for the reptile to get the proper uva/uvb rays. Also you need to remove the plastic cover to get the proper uva/uvb rays if using it for reptiles.
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I can only agree with the previous 3 responses. We have ours in south FlA and storing in stacked plastic boxes in this outdoor shed has worked for us. It is not bug or gecko proof!!
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Per Halo comment: The company writes "we are not ordering new products at this time..." So is this just a packaging facility? Where does their "product" ship from, I'm hoping not China. I was just about to order MSM but will hold off until I can find out. Haven't forgotten the pet food fiasco yet.
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Sorry for the delay in answering your question. The packaging is very well insulated and I received this by Fedex. Save the box and styrofoam in it you will need it to safely transport it when needed. I don't believe the shrimp will die during transport. hope this helps. I love my EcoSphere - all my shrimp are still alive. It's so calming to watch them. I keep mine in my office, and when I get really uptight or anxious I just watch them swim around for a few minutes and it really helps calm me down. This works way more better than medication. :) Cindy
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Oh my goodness, it doesn't give the count of the tablets on the box, but it's a 6-ounce box and it has a WHOLE bunch of tablets in it. Unless you have a massive infestation, you won't run out any time soon. Just sprinkle a few around behind things or under things where children or pets can't get to them. The roaches nibble on them and get the stuff in their system and carry it back to their nests and that's what does them in. It takes some nibbling to finish off a tablet. But you definitely get your moneys worth out of a box of tablets. Hope this was of help to you :-).
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I gave my reply before reading the others. If it should render the other treatments less efficient, so be it. If the professionals used it, they would be out of business. Then they wouldn't need to come around each few months. We had used other stuff and this didn't seem to cause any problems. The roaches died and stayed gone. That is what we were concerned with.
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I personally haven't had a problem with bugs in Swheat Scoop. I have had them in some alfalfa reptile bedding, though. So what I do now, with any organic product like this, is open the bag outdoors, well away from any entrance to the house. If there are any bugs, they should be pretty obvious