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4 New Products Help Keep Reptiles Safe, Secure and Healthy

Check out these new offerings from Exo Terra Frogs & Co, Hikari, Protein Products LLC and Zilla.

Published

4 years ago

February 6, 2022

Rachel Phelps PETS+ January-February 2022

EXO TERRA FROGS & COTree Frog Terrarium

Ideal amphibian habitat for tree, reed and dart frogs, small geckos and lizards, and garter and grass snakes. Single front door allows maximum viewing and provides easy feeding and maintenance access. Push-button lock keeps the terrarium secure. 18 by 18 by 23.5 inches.

frogsandco.com, (800) 353-3444

$159.99

HIKARIReptile Gel

Ready-to-use 30-day gel diet scientifically formulated for reptiles. Comes in Oxy-Stop dual format package with easy-feed spout for proper proportion offerings. Available in LepoaGel, CrestGel and DragonGel. 1.76 and 2.11 ounces.

hikariusa.com, (800) 621-5619

$9.99

PROTEIN PRODUCTSCrunchies Black Soldier Fly Larvae

Sustainable treat for insectivore diets. Black soldier fly larvae are high in protein and packed with vitamins and minerals. Made in the U.S. 4 and 8 ounces; 1, 5 and 10 pounds.

proteinproductsllc.com, (855) 456-4738

$9.99-$119.99

ZILLAGecko Gold Powdered Diet

Contains quality protein, balanced levels of calcium and essential vitamins and minerals to support healthy weight, growth and egg development. Live probiotics help maintain a healthy digestive tract. 3 and 8 ounces.

zillarules.com, (888) 255-4527

$9.99

Rachel Phelps

Rachel Phelps, a sought-after pet industry influencer and known as “America’s Pet Parent,” is an award-winning writer, photographer and certified dog trainer. She keeps busy managing the career of her internet celebrity dog Preston from PrestonSpeaks.com. She has three Westies who think they are mini-humans and a cat who rules the house.

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