Locusts (Schistocerca gregaria) are among the cleanest and most sought-after staple feeders in the exotic pet world. These active, highly visible climbers deliver constant movement that triggers powerful feeding responses in visual hunters. Unlike crickets, they're completely silent and won't bite or harm your animal if uneaten.With soft bodies and low fat content—approximately 20% protein and just 5–7% fat—locusts are an excellent choice for animals prone to obesity. However, like most feeder insects, they have an imbalanced calcium-to-phosphorus ratio, so gut-loading or dusting before feeding is essential.Perfect for leopard geckos, crested geckos, juvenile bearded dragons, chameleons, tree frogs, small skinks, and countless other reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates.Care is straightforward: gut-load with fresh greens such as kale, dandelion and spring greens, then lightly dust with calcium and vitamin supplement immediately before feeding. Keep in a well-ventilated tub in a warm, dry environment (25–35°C), avoiding excess moisture. Provide fresh greens for nutrition and hydration.Quantities are hand-packed and approximate with a small margin of variation—we always aim for the quoted amount as a minimum. Choose the pack size that suits your collection best.

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Mealworms are approximately 18-26mm long and are available in packs of 60g, 500g and 1kg.Mealworms are often selected for their high levels of important vitamins, fats and proteins and form part of many reptiles' balanced diet. Easy to care for and extremely easy for your reptile to eat - just place them in a suitable feeding dish! Available in bulk bags for convenience. Mealworms are also popular in bird feeders for wild birds. Care Instructions: As with all live food it is essential they are kept healthy. Packed in bran, empty the Mealworms into a smooth-sided container. No lid required as they can't climb! Ensure they are kept at a regular temperature of 40-45 F (8-12 C). Place a slice of potato or carrot in the container to provide moisture. 

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Large worm Approx 10 per tub – 90-150mm

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Earthworms are approximately 50-75mm long and are available in a pre pack or a 1kg Bulk Bag. Earthworms are enjoyed by those reptiles and amphibians that prefer soft and moist food. Favoured by invertebrates, Dendrobaena worms are also well suited to larger reptiles and amphibians.Extremely lively and easy to look after, Earthworms are rich in protein and calcium and should form part of a balanced diet. Care Instructions: As with all live food it is essential they are kept healthy. Empty into a container with a lid and keep cool in the fridge. Spread a small amount of cooked, unsalted mashed potato onto the surface and lightly water.  Available in pre-pack (Approx 35 per pack) & 1kg bulk bag   

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  These caterpillars are widely celebrated as some of the most nutritious feeder insects available and being soft-bodied, are suitable for a wide range of animals such as bearded dragons, adult chameleons, small Varanids, and large geckos. Care Instructions: As with all live food it is essential they are kept healthy. See our care guides for more details. 

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Wax Worms are a tasty treat for many reptiles and are ideally placed as part of a balanced diet as they are packed full of vitamins and minerals. They are ideal for putting of weight of underweight animals. 

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Drosophila Hydei. A complete culture of flightless fruitflies in a pre-packed tub containing culture medium, eggs, larvae and pupa. The culture will continue to produce new flies for several weeks and should be kept at normal room temperature. They might have adult flies in the culture but often they don’t! New flies will emerge given time.

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Pachnoda Grubs or Fruit Beetle Grubs are a tasty treat for many reptiles.  They are ideally placed as part of a balanced diet, however they are very high in fat so may lead to health problems if not fed in modiration. 

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Dubia Roaches are a premium live food option for reptiles and other exotic pets. These large, meaty cockroaches offer superior nutritional value compared to crickets, making them an excellent choice for feeding bearded dragons, geckos, snakes, and more.Unlike crickets, Dubia Roaches don't jump or make noise, creating a calmer feeding experience. They're easy to handle and digest well, ensuring your pets get maximum nutritional benefit from every meal.Keep roaches healthy and fresh by storing them in a smooth-sided, vented container at 70–75°F (21–24°C), away from direct light. Add a slice of apple or potato for moisture. For best results, "gut-load" your roaches with nutritious food before feeding them to your pets, then dust with appropriate supplements as recommended by your veterinarian.

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House Brown crickets (Acheta domesticus) are the perfect everyday feeder for reptiles and amphibians. Significantly quieter than black crickets and with a softer, more digestible body, they're ideal for geckos, frogs, chameleons and insectivorous species of all sizes.Packed with approximately 20% protein, these crickets suit everything from delicate juveniles to established adults. Their small frame makes them easy for even picky eaters to consume. Available in micro to adult sizes, you can select the perfect fit for your collection.Keep your crickets in a ventilated enclosure with egg-crate, maintained at 20–28°C with a gel water source. Gut-load them 24–48 hours before feeding with cricket food and fresh vegetables, then dust with calcium and vitamin supplement immediately before use. Remove any dead crickets promptly to maintain hygiene.Note: Brown crickets have a calcium-to-phosphorus ratio that requires supplementation — always dust and gut-load before feeding. Quantities are packed by scoop and approximate; whilst we aim for the stated minimum, slight variations may occur with larger individuals.Choose your pack size from our range to match your feeding schedule and collection needs.

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Drosophilia melanogaster will reach a max size of 2.5mm and are an ideal prey item for small amphibians such as Ranitomeya and Mantellas, small invertebrates and other small reptiles. A complete culture of flightless fruitflies in a pre-packed tub containing culture medium, eggs, larvae and pupa. The culture will continue to produce new flies for several weeks and should be kept at normal room temperature. Warmer temperatures will speed up development but may shorten the lifespan of the culture. They might have adult flies in the culture but often they don’t, new flies will emerge given time.

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Springtails are small, wingless insects that are an essential part of any bio-active enclosure. They are natural decomposers, meaning they break down organic matter like decaying leaves, fungi, dead insects, and faeces. This helps to recycle nutrients and keep the soil healthy and vibrant. Feed the springtails regularly with ProRep Springtail food to keep your colony healthy.Springtails are also an ideal food source for young froglets and hatchling micro geckos.

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