Reptile Food

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The Importance of Reptile Food Different species of reptile, amphibian and insects have very unique dietary requirements, here at Kellyville Pets we are your one stop reptile food supplier for live, frozen and processed reptile food. The most important thing to remember when feeding a reptile is to mimic what the reptile would be eating in the wild to be sure your reptile is getting adequate nutrition. Read more... What does my reptile eat? Feeding your Reptile Live Food such as crickets and mealworms will bring out the hunting instincts of captive animals whether it be your bearded dragon, turtle or birds, whilst providing essential protein and roughage. All insects are free of animal hormones and organophosphates. Mealworms are a nutritious treat for Amphibians, Wrens, Chickens, Cichlids, Frogs, Oscars, Rats, Reptiles, Turtles, and Birds! Australian wood roaches make an ideal and clean insect food for lizards, fish and frogs. Large Woodies are clean insects not known to carry disease organisms. In nature they are found under dead wood or tree bark and grow to the size of a large cricket. Crickets are lively food that will bring out the hunting instincts of captive animals whilst providing essential protein and roughage. Animal hormones and organophosphates free. Superworms are extra large mealworms. They provide a natural insect food and are an ideal source of protein for medium to large birds, robins, wagtails and most reptiles. Lizards- Different Lizard species eat different foods except all lizards love to eat crickets. Crickets should be offered every day to any adult lizard and multiple times a day for baby lizards as part of a balanced diet. The appropriate size crickets should be offered and are available in pin head size for hatchlings right up to large crickets for adult lizards. Below is a guide of what to feed different species of Lizard. Bearded dragons live on a diet of specially formulated pellets, calcium dusted crickets as well as fresh fruit and v