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High protein flavoured jelly ideal as a treat for reptiles or as food for invertebrates.
ProRep Jelly pots are manufactured from a high quality vegetable gel which is then fortified with protein and flavoured using fruit extract or other natural flavours. They can be used as a food for a wide range of plant or fruit eating invertebrates and as a treat for herbivorous lizards.
Directions:
Remove the film lid before use. Always position the jelly pot in the enclosure so it is accessible to the animals. Remove uneaten jelly after 48 hours.
Invertebrates: Place the open pot in the enclosure.
Crested Geckos, Day Geckos, Anoles, etc: These species lick the jelly surface. Use the ProRep jelly pot holder to keep the jelly pots in the correct position, especially with arboreal animals.
Other Species: remove the jelly by pressing on the bottom of the pot. It is best to feed the jelly on a dish to prevent contamination by the substrate.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
High protein flavoured jelly ideal as a treat for reptiles or as food for invertebrates.
ProRep Jelly pots are manufactured from a high quality vegetable gel which is then fortified with protein and flavoured using fruit extract or other natural flavours. They can be used as a food for a wide range of plant or fruit eating invertebrates and as a treat for herbivorous lizards.
Directions:
Remove the film lid before use. Always position the jelly pot in the enclosure so it is accessible to the animals. Remove uneaten jelly after 48 hours.
Invertebrates: Place the open pot in the enclosure.
Crested Geckos, Day Geckos, Anoles, etc: These species lick the jelly surface. Use the ProRep jelly pot holder to keep the jelly pots in the correct position, especially with arboreal animals.
Other Species: remove the jelly by pressing on the bottom of the pot. It is best to feed the jelly on a dish to prevent contamination by the substrate.
