That's a bummer. Have you tried getting the little guy to take a few bites of his greens? A good way to get him interested in them is to drop them in his tank in small pieces one at a time on to a paper towel or something. If you have carrots or something a little harder and not leaves this works better cause some bounce and move a bit. I read last week someone dropped pellets in and moved them around with a wire like they were alive getting the dragons attention, and the beardie ate them. Sorry your getting such a hassle with your first order. I got lucky with my driver and he knows what he brings me every week, and gets here before 9 am every time. Me and reptile kingdom he delivers too, and he just seems to care about getting them here so early. Once I ran to the store for a short time and he actually waited for me in his truck for 10 minutes so they did not have to be left on my doorstep and void the live guarantee. If you end up with a lot dead contact reptile food and most likely then not even being the delivery companies fault they will replace what was lost. I know how crappy it is to have hungry dragons and no crickets left. Oh as for my cricket bin. It's just a large Rubbermaid that I just the top and screened it. Inside I just use paper/toilet towel rolls when the paper is gone, and the crickets are shipped with egg crates, and if the egg crates are dirty you can just crumple newspapers into a ball and they will hide in that. Ad some try food, and potatoes or another veggie for their water. You could feed all veggies but I find that that keeps the bin to humid and I lose a lot of crickets that way. For dried food oats work well, with crunched up cherrios/or another grain cereal. I also buy flake fish food and crickets they love that the best. Did you go to reptilefood and track your delivery?
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