Reptile Food & Supplements: Feeders, Frozen Prey & Vitamins
Good nutrition is the other half of good husbandry. Whether your reptile eats live feeder insects, frozen feeder rodents, or prepared diets, quality food and the right reptile supplements keep growth, shedding, and bone health on track.
Supplements
Most captive reptiles need supplementation — especially insectivores and species kept without strong UVB.
- Calcium with D3 Supplement – for insectivores and species without UVB lighting
- Calcium without D3 Supplement – for animals already getting D3 from UVB or diet
- Reptile Multivitamin with Beta Carotene – rounds out the vitamins missing from feeder insects
Live Feeder Insects
Live feeder insects trigger natural hunting behavior and offer excellent nutrition. Shop our reptile feeders for live options.
- Live Dubia Roaches – Medium (100) – a protein-rich staple roach that is easy to digest
- Live Black Soldier Fly Larvae – 250 – naturally high in calcium
- Live Banded Crickets – 500 – the classic active feeder that stimulates hunting
Dried Feeders
- Dried Black Soldier Fly Larvae – 4 oz – a shelf-stable, calcium-rich treat or food topper
Frozen Feeder Rodents
Frozen feeders are the safe, convenient choice for snakes — no risk of live prey fighting back.
- Frozen Pinky Mice – 25 Pack – for hatchling snakes and small species
- Frozen Adult Mice – 10 Pack – the standard meal for many colubrids
- Frozen Small Rats – 5 Pack – for ball pythons moving up in prey size
- Frozen Medium Rats – 3 Pack – for adult ball pythons and boas
Prepared Diets
- Grassland Tortoise Diet Pellets – a fiber-rich staple for grazing tortoises
- Complete Crested Gecko Diet – 8 oz – a complete meal-replacement powder for crested geckos
Always thaw frozen prey fully before feeding, and dust live insects with calcium on the schedule that is right for your species.