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Frozen Roaches?

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I saw an ad today for frozen roaches, never saw that before. It seems like a great idea. Anyone ever tried ordering them? Do they arrive in a massive sheet you have to break into pieces or are the roaches loose enough so it is easy to get just the amount you need?

More important, do your critters eat them?
 
I've never heard of this before. I hope they don't stick together. I hate when my frozen peas stick together, I can't imagine the frustration of trying to break of an intact roach from a big block of them... kinda the stuff of nightmares.

If you've trained your herp to respond to tong feeding, they might take them this way.
 
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