A perforated hanging cup that mealworms escape from a few at a time. The result is a slow drip of feeders rather than a bowl full at once — which turns feeding into foraging, and gives an insectivore something to do with its day beyond sitting in a hide. Particularly good for geckos and other opportunistic hunters.
Benefits
- Slow release — mealworms emerge gradually through the perforations.
- Feeding enrichment — the animal hunts rather than grazes.
- Hangs in the enclosure — off the substrate, so worms are not immediately lost in the bedding.
Using it
Do not overload it — the point is a trickle, not a flood. Remove any insects still loose in the enclosure at the end of the day; mealworms left overnight will burrow, and crickets left with a sleeping reptile can bite.
Dust feeders with Repti Calcium with D3 before loading. More in Reptile Habitat Accessories.

