Josh's FrogsReviews of joshsfrogs.com

most of the 1000 banded crickets i ordered were dead at arrival, only about 20 alive

Dependable support for my dart frogs. I've been purchasing here for 10 years with no lapse in product quality, order processing and/or shipping. I received a prompt refund once when feeder flies arrived dead. The fruit fly culture mix works really well.

We have had nothing but great results from Josh’s frogs. All feeders are well packed and arrive alive, unlike our experience with Fluker’s! They’ve gained a loyalty member by simply doing what they advertise. Thanks Josh’s Frogs!

I have gotten crickets from several places now and these are easily the best. There can be hiccups in shipping beyond their control and they always make it right. Their customer service personnel are great to work with. These crickets live the longest by far of any other company as long as you take care of them. ❤️❤️

2 day FedEx shipping wasnt recieved till over a week. Even though I understand this isn't there fault as it was stuck in Perrysburg OH, the isopods I received were packed nearly a month and a half ago (December 19th) as shown by the sticker on each container. All isopods were dead on a arrival and the soil was bone dry. The grower choice alocasia was all completley withered upon arrival.

We have been ordering animals and feeders for over 2 years. Sometimes there are issues due to weather, shipping etc. Josh's frogs have always taken care of the issue quickly and with a smile. We probably spend 500 - 1000 every month between our personal and our stores inventory. Absolutely awesome customer service.

This is my second order of live frogs from joshs frogs, I received excellent customer support and they arrived healthy and active!

I am constantly getting containers of dead feeders that my reptile has been waiting to consume for over a week of shipping and mailing (just for the record, Leopard Geckos are not supposed to go that long without food on unless in some medical emergency). If I do however get a container of live feeders, I only get a few crickets that barely move, then my reptile must wait even longer for food. They put a single heat pack with the feeders and nothing else. Not even a styrofoam layer to insulate them (at least not anymore, probably just to retain more of their profit). Might as well go visit a local pet store for some poor quality crickets at this point. In the cold, it's even worse. Maybe it's just were I live.