Contrary to popular myth, reptiles can see red light. For nocturnal reptiles, it's unnecessary because they can see just fine in the dark, and for diurnal reptiles it can negatively affect the quality of their sleep. Providing light at night may also disrupt your reptile's circadian rhythm.
If you need a nighttime heat source due to nighttime temps too cold for your reptile's needs, we recommend purchasing the Zoo Med Ceramic Infrared Heat Emitter as an alternative.
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Nutritious and affordable, dubia roaches (Blaptica dubia) are rapidly becoming one of the most popular feeder insects in the hobby! Our 5/8" mediu...
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LIMITED AVAILABILITY! What are hornworms? Hornworms are the larvae of the Hawk Moth/Sphinx Moth (Manduca sexta). In the wild, they feed primarily o...
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Our large dubia are approximately 1" long, making them an excellent size to feed to medium-sized exotic pets including bearded dragons, leopard gec...
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Nutritious and affordable, dubia roaches (Blaptica dubia) are rapidly becoming one of the most popular feeder insects in the hobby! Our small dubi...
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NutriGrubs are black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens). These little grubs are becoming very popular as feeders for reptiles, amphibians, and ...
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