Leopa Gel

Works well just Had to Pinch it off with plastic tweezers and wiggle it a bit to convince him to eat it

This product is keeping my 17 year old leopard gecko alive and happy

Have a fussy feeder ! She love this eat it first time no messing around !!!!!

Saved my leopard geckos life, my leopard gecko is quite old probably (10-13 years old) now and completely went off live food other than wax worms (eventually even went of those too!), and because of wax worms are very low quality for vitamins, he started to get a vitiman a deficiency and lost weight rapidly (costing £600 in vet bills) and this is when my sister found this livesaver and although we had to force feed for a while but after only a month he gained all of his weight back and looks so much healthier and happier and his eyes look so much clearer. Very thankful for this food, we've been using it ever since and it has worked wonders on him.

When our elderly gecko stopped eating live food she became weak and lethargic. We purchased this and began feeding her back to health. She seemed to love the taste, and ate a little more each time, that was over two years ago now, and she is happy and healthy. The item is a ggis size, great quality and good value for money, its certainly cheaper than live food. It does smell a bit potent, but nothing too bad.

All 5 of my geckos happily ate the product off tweezers. Mainly purchased for my 3 females to help fatten them back up after laying so I'm really happy they like it. Only time will tell of they get nice chunky tails again. Smells like dog biscuits so isn't offensive to the senses. Only down side is that it is quite small and doesn't go very far hence the 4 stars

unfortunately my leo won't touch it

My leopard gecko didn’t like it. She tried the first time likely thinking it was a worm, she got constipated. She didn’t try ever again, closed her eyes and move her head away rejecting the food when realised it was that again. I tried for 3 following days, she wasn’t eating. I bought worms and she ate them straight away, so she had appetite, but didn’t like that paste. To be honest I found the paste too sticky to chewy no similar to a worm, it didn’t seem very appetising… Also! It says it is ideal for reptiles that eats crickets (they are high in proteins) , so you would think that they use crickets to make it. But there is no crickets in the ingredients! They only use mealworm (high in fats) and the puppa of another worm (i cannot remember which one) 🤷🏻‍♀️