TamscoTweezers Tongs 12-Inch Rubber Tipped Stainless Angled, Serrated

They don't feel very firm at all. Even at tightest grip they're wobbly. Have dropped all manner of prey items from crickets and roaches to frozen-thawed and live mice.I did find a good use for them removing empty feed dishes from my cricket enclosure though, the rubber does grip the little porcelain dishes better than it does a dubia.

For anyone who owns snakes, these are about worthless. If you grab the rodent by the scruff of the neck it might work, but the tail of the dangled rodent slips right through the rubber making them useless or, at the very least, a pain to use. Since we feed frozen/thawed, it's easier to just use a pair of pliers.

Very good quality tweezers. Turned out to be too big for the original purpose, but I am going to keep it, as it makes retrieving whatever fell in the sink drain, possible. Also, may use it in the shop while fishing for the right screw in a variety box, just to keep my fingers away from sharp tips. :)

I have 3 spiders and feeding with normal tweezers was fine till they get big, especially the more aggressive ones, now can feed up close without leaping worries.

They appear useful haven't tried yet

Grip isn’t great with the rubber but works ok

Use this for moving and handling coral plugs.

Good, sturdy, long tongs.