Escape proof construction keeps insects contained for uninterrupted feeding
Durable plastic material resists breakage and is easy to clean
Wide hole design allows easy access to food for feeding convenience
Available in multiple sizes to fit different reptile cage setups
Summarized by Shop
These escape-proof insect dishes make it easy to keep food in your reptile's cage at all times.
3.5" x ".75" 2.5" wide hole
Material
Plastic
Large Size Dimensions
5 x 1.25 in
Small Size Dimensions
3.5 x 0.75 in
Hole Width
0.4 in (Large), 0.25 in (Small)
Animal Type
Reptiles
Summarized by Shop
4.7
16 ratings
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Iris · June 23, 2026
Love it!
Sure, it would've been an easy to make a similar product at home, but for 1.25, I've saved time and energy I could've spent elsewhere. Plus, my gecko is picky picky picky. I already have an escape proof dish with higher sides that he won't touch. 🙄 He makes me feed him inside an aquarium log (he's my newest, so he's in quarantine and his bioactive enclosure is cycling right now), and guess what.... even if they're alive and on their backs moving? I have to somehow flip them over without disturbing him or his log. 😖😖🫠🫡 He's SLOWLY getting over this on their backs issues, but then he turns around 5 seconds later and throws his nose up.
So, to reviews complaining, y'all knew what you were getting. There are photos and descriptions stating the size.
I'm just here to say, I'm someone who's glad to give a small business an extra 1.25 if that means I save time and sanity cutting up my own stuff at home. 🤷🏼♀️
Edit: He ate all that were put in. THANK YOU!
Jasmine · April 22, 2025
They come in handy if you don’t want to craft something yourself. For what the price is it’s worth it. When putting assorted bugs into the bowls about 25-30 none has managed to get out, lol