
Reptile Foods and Feeder Cultures
31 products
Browse insects, worms, frozen feeds and feeder cultures, plus related feeding supplies. Match the intended animal, format and pack contents.
Products in Reptile Foods and Feeder Cultures
31 products


Housefly Non-Fly (Musca domestica) - 1/2 Litre

Dendrobaena Worms - 15-Worm Live Food Pack

Drosophila melanogaster Small Fruit Fly Culture (1/2 Litre)

Field Cricket Large 250pcs (Gryllus assimilis)

Tropical House Cricket Small, 500 Pack (Gryllodes sigillatus)

Collembola Springtails Bioactive Culture

Lumbricus Terrestris Earthworm - 10pcs

Live Waxworms 18g (Galleria mellonella)

Sun Beetle Larvae (Pachnoda) - Live Reptile Food

FishScience Frozen Turtle Food Blister Packs - 6 x 100g

Acheta domestica Large Crickets – 250 Pack

Tropical Springtails 1/2 Litre Culture

Gryllodes Sigillatus Tropical House Cricket Large - 250pcs

Black Crickets, Large (Gryllus bimaculatus) – 250 pcs

Agrobs Testudo Cuttlebone – 2 Pieces

Frozen Mouse Crawler 50pcs/410g Reptile Food

Dwarf White Isopods Trichorhina tomentosa Culture

Lucilia caesar Greenbottle Larva

Gryllus Assimilis Field Cricket Live Food

Frozen Rat

Frozen Mouse Nestling 1–2 Days

Schistocerca gregaria Desert Locusts

Frozen Mouse, Large
Help with your choice
An insect pack, a culture and frozen food are different purchases
Crickets, locusts, roaches and worms are offered alongside frozen feeds, turtle-food blisters and specialist feeder listings. Choose for the intended animal and its established feeding plan. Read whether an offer is live, frozen or a culture before comparing prices; these formats are not interchangeable.
Ask about a particular feeder offerCheck the count, grade and purpose of each pack
A 250-cricket pack, a half-litre fly culture and a frozen multipack describe different contents. Check the selected grade, count or weight rather than treating every listing as one feeder. Springtails and dwarf isopods also have bioactive uses, while cuttlebone is a related supply rather than a prey item.
Compare the separate aquatic live-food range