A specialised dry formula that keeps roaches and crickets in optimum condition — and does double duty as a gut-load. Because whatever your feeder insects eat is what your reptile ultimately eats, feeding a proper chow in the 24–48 hours before feed-off passes real nutrition down the chain.
Why gut-loading matters
An empty cricket is mostly shell and water. A gut-loaded cricket carries vitamins, minerals and energy your animal can actually use — it's the single cheapest upgrade you can make to a reptile's diet. Read the full method in our guide: How to Gut-Load Feeder Insects.
How to use
- Keep a shallow dish of chow available in the colony at all times
- Pair with water crystals for drown-free hydration
- Gut-load for 24–48 hours before feeding insects off, then dust with calcium at feeding time
Works with
Crickets, dubia, lobster roaches and hissers.
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