HabiStat Crested Gecko Diet 80g – Strawberry Gecko Food

HabiStat Crested Gecko Diet – Strawberry is a natural, fruit-based blend made with over 50% real fruit and no artificial colours, flavours, preservatives or fillers. It provides a balanced mix of carbohydrates, plant nutrients and 9 key protein sources, making it a useful addition to a varied feeding routine for fruit- and insect-eating reptiles. This highly palatable strawberry formula is designed to be offered alongside regular insect feeds, helping to add flavour variety and extra nutrition to the diet. Its smooth mixed texture makes it easy to prepare and easy for geckos to feed from. Suitable for Crested Geckos Gargoyle Geckos Chahoua (Mossy) Geckos Day Geckos (Phelsuma) Anolis, Lacertids, Skinks and Iguanids Feeding & Preparation Offer 5g of powder once or twice per week as part of a predominantly insect-based varied diet Add water gradually and mix to a soft, ketchup-like consistency Remove any uneaten food after 24 hours Serve in a shallow dish at night when geckos are naturally most active Store the 80g pot sealed in a cool, dry place once opened Frequently Asked Questions Is the strawberry flavour suitable for picky eaters? Yes — the naturally sweet strawberry flavour can be very appealing to geckos and may help encourage feeding in more reluctant individuals. How often should I feed HabiStat Crested Gecko Diet – Strawberry? Offer it once or twice per week alongside a varied live insect-feeding routine. It is designed to complement regular insect feeding rather than replace it completely. What consistency should I mix it to? Aim for a smooth, ketchup-like texture that is not too runny or too thick. Add water gradually until the mixture is easy for the animal to feed from. How long can prepared food stay in the enclosure? Remove any uneaten food after 24 hours to help maintain hygiene and prevent spoilage. Which species can eat HabiStat Crested Gecko Diet – Strawberry? It is suitable for Crested Geckos, Gargoyle Geckos, Chahoua, Day Geckos and a range of other fruit- and insect-eating reptiles such as Anolis, Lacertids, Skinks and Iguanids.