Reptile & Amphibian Food

Dietary Categories

1. Live Food & Insects

Most lizards, frogs, and newts rely heavily on movement-stimulated hunting.

Crickets: The most common everyday staple food for insectivores.

Mealworms & Superworms: Ideal larval options that are easy to store.

Dubia Roaches: High-protein, easy-to-digest option for larger lizards.

Gut-loading: You must always feed your insects nutritious greens and supplements 24 hours before feeding your pet to transfer essential vitamins.

Prepared Pellets & Sticks

Perfect for aquatic and semi-aquatic species that accept dry items.

Floating Sticks: Great for surface-feeding aquatic turtles.

Sinking Pellets: Mandatory for bottom-dwelling amphibians like axolotls.

Fresh Greens & Fruits

Herbivorous and omnivorous reptiles require fresh salad mixtures.

Daily Greens: Romaine lettuce, dandelions, turnip greens, and grated carrots.

Calcium Dusting: Dusting fresh meals and insects with calcium powder prevents metabolic bone disease.