Product title
£19.99 | £24.99
Product title
£19.99 | £24.99
Product title
£19.99 | £24.99
Product title
£19.99 | £24.99
Mealworm Feeder Enrichment Cup for Reptiles
Product Description
The Mealworm Feeder is a simple yet effective enrichment device that promotes natural foraging habits in your reptile. Add mealworms to the cup, and they slowly fall from its holes while your reptile watches and hunts for its food. It adds excitement to feeding time offering an engaging alternative to dumping food directly into the terrarium's dish.
Benefits
- Foraging Enrichment: A simple but effective enrichment device that helps promote natural foraging habits in your reptile.
- Slow-Release Feeding: Mealworms slowly fall from holes in the cup, giving your reptile food to find and hunt.
- Exciting Feeding Time: Adds excitement to feeding time as your reptile watches mealworms drop from the cup in its enclosure.
- Fun to Watch: Enjoy watching your reptile hunt for food rather than simply eating from a dish.
- Natural Hunting Habits: Zoo Med says the feeder lets your pet exercise its natural hunting habits at mealtime.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Mealworm feeder cup with holes |
| Mealworms | Not included |
How to Use
Recommended-Usage Chart
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Best for | Reptiles that eat mealworms |
| Feeding style | Mealworms fall slowly from the cup's holes |
| Purpose | Encourages natural foraging and hunting habits |
Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed and talk to your vet if you have any concerns about your pet's health.
Usage Instructions
- Add Mealworms: Place mealworms inside the cup in an amount suited to your reptile's normal meal size.
- Set It in the Enclosure: Position the feeder in your reptile's enclosure where it can see the mealworms falling from the holes.
- Let Your Reptile Hunt: Allow the mealworms to fall slowly from the holes so your reptile can hunt for them.
- Clean Up Leftovers: Remove any uneaten mealworms after feeding time and rinse the feeder before the next use.
Additional Information
Precautions
- Watch During Feeding: Keep an eye on your reptile as it feeds to see how easily it finds and eats the mealworms.
- Clean After Use: Wash the feeder in warm water and rinse thoroughly so no residue is left behind before its next use.
Storage Information
- Allow It to Dry: Make sure the feeder is completely dry before putting it away between uses.
- Choose a Suitable Spot: Keep the feeder in a cool, moisture-free area away from direct heat.
Shipping & Return
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What does the Mealworm Feeder do?
Ans: Zoo Med describes it as a simple yet effective enrichment device that promotes natural foraging habits. Mealworms gradually drop through the cup's openings allowing your reptile to observe and hunt for its food instead of finding it all in one dish.
Q2: Why use a mealworm feeder instead of a dish?
Ans: Zoo Med presents the feeder as a better alternative to dumping food directly onto a food dish. Instead of eating from a pile, your reptile watches mealworms drop and hunts them, adding excitement to feeding time in the enclosure.
Q3: Are mealworms included?
Ans: No. The Mealworm Feeder is the feeding device only, so you will need to supply your own mealworms. Add an amount suited to your reptile's normal meal, then let the mealworms fall from the holes so your pet can hunt them.
Q4: Which pets is this feeder for?
Ans: Zoo Med designed the Mealworm Feeder for reptiles, encouraging them to hunt for food as mealworms fall from the cup. It suits reptiles that eat mealworms, and you can ask your veterinarian whether mealworms fit your pet's regular diet before starting.
Q5: Does the feeder help with enrichment?
Ans: Yes. Zoo Med calls it a simple yet effective enrichment device that promotes natural foraging habits. Watching mealworms slowly fall and hunting for them lets your pet exercise its natural hunting habits during feeding time in its enclosure at home.
Q6: How do I clean the feeder?
Ans: Remove any uneaten mealworms after feeding then wash the feeder with warm water and rinse it thoroughly to ensure no residue remains. Let it dry completely before the next use or before storing it in a cool, dry place for later.