Lucky Reptile Fly Feeder
Overview
The Lucky Reptile Fly Feeder is a reptile feeding accessory designed to offer flying feeder insects in a more controlled way. It works as a practical container for holding or culturing small live insects, then releasing them gradually inside the terrarium when it is time to feed.
Used well, it helps you manage how many insects come out at once, which makes feeding more organised and can add a bit of natural hunting enrichment for your reptile. It is a feeding tool rather than a diet, and it is intended to support livefood feeding in the enclosure.
Key Details
| Brand | Lucky Reptile |
| Product Type | Reptile feeding accessory / fly feeder |
| Material | Plastic |
| Use | Controlled offering of flying feeder insects in a terrarium |
| Placement | Can be secured in the enclosure |
How to Use
- Add the food or substrate needed for your chosen flying feeder insects to the bottom container.
- Introduce pupae, eggs or a fly culture.
- Keep the feeder in conditions suitable for the insect species you are culturing.
- Once the insects have emerged, place the feeder in the terrarium.
- Open the top hatch so the insects can come out gradually during feeding.
- Secure the feeder in the enclosure if you want extra stability in use.
This product is intended for live insect feeding and is not a complete food in itself.
Suitable Insects
The feeder is suitable for many types of flying feeder insects, including:
- Fruit flies
- Curly wing flies
- Soldier flies
- Bluebottles
- Houseflies
- Green bottle flies
- Waxworms
- Wax moths
It is a useful option when you want to present livefood in a more organised and controlled way.
Features
- Plastic feeding container for small flying insects.
- Designed to give better control during feeding.
- Twist & Lock closing mechanism.
- Adjustable side ventilation.
- Small ventilation holes to help reduce escapes.
- Practical feeding hatch for gradual release.
- Can be secured in the enclosure.
Size
| Height | 10.5 cm |
| Diameter | 6 cm |
Notes
Designed for reptiles and live feeder insects.
A good choice when you want a more controlled, practical way to release flying insects inside the terrarium.
Feeding accessory only; no nutritional content is supplied by the feeder itself.
