Fluker's Orange Cube Cricket Diet

Why it is listed

Orange Cube is Fluker’s hydration-plus-food cube with a printed guaranteed analysis. It ranks below the High Calcium diets because labeled calcium is 0.05% min.

Pros & cons

Pros

• flukerfarms.com Orange Cube Cricket Diet PDP 2026-09-02: three-in-one food, vitamins, and water. SKU 71300. Schema.org price $8.79. Shop-by-product listing shows $8.79–$71.70. Suitable for crickets, mealworms, dubia roaches, and other feeder insects.
• Guaranteed analysis: Crude Protein 3.5% min; Crude Fat 0.1% min; Crude Fiber 0.5% max; Moisture 92% max; Calcium 0.05% min. Ingredients include water, carrageenan, soya protein, dried brewer’s yeast, dried kelp, calcium carbonate. Marketing also names vitamins E, B12, A, D3.
• Use as a primary cricket food; most effective if offered at least 24 hours before feeding the pet. Remove spoiled cubes to prevent bacteria and fungi. Intended to reduce drowned, dehydrated, and nutrient-deficient crickets versus open water.

Cons

• Labeled calcium is 0.05% minimum — not a high-calcium gut-load. Use a High Calcium Diet if the goal is Ca:P, not hydration.
• Protein 3.5% min is the cube, not the cricket. High moisture (92% max) means it can spoil; the PDP says to remove spoiled food.
• The cricket live PDP also points at Orange Cube plus Hi-Cal Cricket Diet; this cube does not replace the 8% calcium cricket diet.

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