Live Reptile Food
A collection page of Northampton Reptile Centre
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Live Food for Reptiles We stock a full range of live food for reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates, from everyday staple feeder insects like crickets, locusts and calciworms to specialist options for fussy feeders or smaller species. Every livefood in our range is sourced for quality and nutritional value, giving your animals the essential nutrients, protein and vitamins they need to promote healthy growth and natural hunting behaviour. Woodlice Our woodlice are a versatile addition to many reptile, amphibian and bird diets, offering solid nutritional value as part of a varied feeding routine. They're also well suited to bioactive and naturalistic setups, where they'll work as part of a cleanup crew by consuming waste and recycling nutrients in the enclosure. Brown Crickets Brown crickets are one of the most popular staple livefoods for reptiles and amphibians, and for good reason. They're nutritious, active, and available in a range of sizes, with a relatively low fat content that makes them a reliable everyday feeder. Ours are sourced from ethically bred farms and raised on a completely organic diet from birth to delivery. Black Crickets Black crickets are highly nutritious, easy to digest, and sourced from the same ethically bred farms as our brown crickets. They're pre-fed before packing to ensure they arrive in the best possible condition, active and as nutritious as possible for your animals. Locusts Locusts are a staple livefood for a wide range of reptiles, and one we use regularly here at the Northampton Reptile Centre with our turtles , chameleons , bearded dragons , basilisks, tarantulas, spiny tailed monitors . Their size and movement make them particularly effective at triggering a feeding response in larger or more active species. Mealworms Mealworms are a useful addition to many reptile, amphibian and bird diets, providing a good source of protein and moisture. They work well as part of a varied feeding rotation, though their higher fat content mean
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