Product Description
Exo Terra crested gecko food is a balanced diet designed to promote healthy growth and bone development in all life stages of your gecko. Made with tasty, fruity ingredients, it also contains calcium for increased calcium absorption.
This starter kit is an ideal choice for new gecko keepers or those wanting to add another gecko to your collection. It comes in various flavors and comes with a portion can for convenient feeding and storage.
Feed wet or dry, this food works great as a breeding food for female geckos and is rich in minerals and vitamins necessary for their growth.
Ingredients
In the wild, gecko’s diet typically consists of fruit, nectar and flowers. On occasion they may even get lucky enough to catch a small animal or two. Exo Terra has created an effective yet tasty blend of natural fruits and vegetables so your reptile has the best chance for long-term success.
The primary ingredient is high-quality protein to provide your lizards with essential nutrients they need for healthy development and wellbeing. Other components include some common fruits and vegetables found in nature as well as some fascinating flora, fungi and microbes. This highly palatable food can be fed either alongside live food or on its own; in fact it has been named one of the top ten gecko foods ever by experts at geckos and is no doubt a favorite among pet owners worldwide.
Shelf Life
When it comes to storing crested gecko food, keep it in a cool, dry place away from heat and humidity. Doing this will help the food last longer and prevent spoilage.
Expired crested gecko food can contain harmful bacteria that could make your lizard sick. It also may contain pesticides and other hazardous chemicals which could harm your pet.
Some lizard foods have long shelf lives and will stay fresh for months or even years without expiring. It is still important to check the expiration date on the package before purchasing anything.
Crested geckos are omnivorous creatures that enjoy a variety of fruits and vegetables as part of their diet rotation plan. For optimal results, these should be fed fruits and vegetables three to four times each week as part of their regular food supply.
