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Discoid roaches are one of the best staple feeders you can keep, and one of the easiest. They can't climb smooth surfaces or fly, and a group will happily tick along on a bit of fresh veg.
Bean weevils are about as low-maintenance as feeders get. They're tiny, they feed and breed themselves, and they're perfect for small or young animals that need a micro-sized meal.
Wax worms are the feeder almost every insectivore goes crazy for, brilliant for tempting a picky eater. They're rich and high in fat, so they're a treat, not an everyday staple. Here's how to keep them at their best.
Mealworms are the everyday workhorse of feeder insects: protein-rich, easy to handle, and, unlike most feeders, happy to be refrigerated. Here's how to store and feed them.
Superworms are a satisfying, high-energy feeder with a strong feeding response, ideal for larger reptiles that want something with a bit more substance, and one of the easier feeders to keep.
Silkworms are one of the gentlest, healthiest feeders you can offer. They're soft-bodied, easy to digest, high in moisture, and low in fat, which makes them a favourite for everyday feeding and for tempting a fussy eater.