Exo TerraBamboo Tweezers Feeding Tool

At first I was horrified by the size of these things, maybe I didn't read the specifications and just assumed they'd be normal size, but they're more like a foot long, BUT this has turned out to be a great advantage! It makes catching and feeding easier, and makes them super handy for reaching into enclosures to move stuff around. It takes a moment to get used to how to hold them and successfully catch crickets, but once you've got it you really can grip as firmly as you like and the crickets stay alive! This turned out to be perfect for trying to catch tiny crickets for my tiny mantids 😂😊 note: I do have normal adult female size hands

I didn't realise that these would be quite so large. I bought them to fees my Tarantula slings but I can't quite use them until they all mature out. They're way too big and don't grasp finicky little insects. Not even chunky dubias. These are more for feeding small snakes and lizards.BUT I will be keeping them as they're not cheap! They will get used once my T's mature out.

Extremely pretty and sturdy. But make sure you read the description before buying. I originally bought these to feed my chickens mealworms.....but the tweezer is HUGE!! Theyre no use for me, however, I used to have 2 bearded dragons and can see how these can work for them. The wood is also beautiful and the finish is lovely.

Was looking forward to these as my tarantula takes her pretty from the tongs. Shes cricket fed. These worked the first feed but now they are just useless. Spend forever trying to catch a cricket and when you do it can wiggle free. Bit of a waste of money!Tried them on the Dubia roaches as still no good as they wiggle out too!Not happy with this purchase unfortunatly

They are good but you have to look after them really well to prevent the natural wear and tear of the material. They also snapped when I squeezed them too close to the join so be careful, they will break easily if you're an idiot. Plus side is my Tarantulas were less likely to hurt their fangs on these as they are with metal tongs.