Although these are some of the creepiest, grossest insects I've ever come across my dragons love them. They are speedy little devils so it's best to use a tweezers and feed them directly to your reptile. Mine go crazy for superworms. They are kind of costly compared to crickets but live way longer.

Pros: Hearty and filling.

Cons: Super creepy and move quickly.

My bearded dragon Aggy LOVES them. She comes running when she sees me coming with the white container. I sprinkle the worms lightly with a mineral/vitamin supplement before feeding them.

Pros: Will be eaten

Cons: creepy crawley

Great for calcium in hedgehogs, and they absolutely love them too.
Since they don't live very long, even in the fridge, I baked them in the oven for about 10 minutes - then you can keep them to use as treats for a really long time! My hedgehog, Hector, seems to like them just as much if not more after they are cooked and crunchy.

Pros: My hedgehog absolutely LOVES these!

Cons: They don't live all that long

We feed these to our bearded dragon. They are very active which is great for a "sight feeder" like a beardie. he requires a lot of motion to his food to get him to strike. He'll eat about 5 of these every other day. They are easy to keep as they don;t have to be kept refigerated and they eat things like potato peels.

Pros: large size, very active, easy to keep, no refrigeration needed

Cons: they can bite and hurt small lizards

My old bearded dragon loved super worms and would always lunge for these tasty morsels. My frogs however had nothing to do with them for a species that supposedly has a voracious appetite. I suppose it varies from species to species and pet to pet. But this is a good quality superworm

Pros: Good food

Cons: not most appetizing