Worm Dish - Large 2 Pcs Reptile Food & Water Bowl for Lizard, Gecko, Chameleon, Hermit Crab, Bearded Dragon & More - Ceramic Anti-Escape Mini Reptile Feeder

Great little bug bowl

I’m really happy with these bowls. The size is perfect for mealworms and small feeders, and they work exactly as described. The smooth ceramic design helps prevent worms from climbing out, which makes feeding time so much easier and less messy. They’re also sturdy and easy to clean. Overall, they did what they were supposed to do and I would definitely purchase again.

X-Large - it's enormous, like the size of an appetizer/bread plate. No dubias or worms can escape from this. I'm sure crickets could jump out - but it's truly escape proof for things that can't jump. Small - the XL was too big/intimidating for my leopard gecko so I purchased a set of smalls. The small is indeed small. You can only put mealworms, mealworm beetles (tenebrio molitor), or SMALL dubias or 1 medium because they will crawl over each other to get out. Superworms can climb out easily with zero effort. The Small works great for my hedgehog because she loves tenebrio molitor beetles and mealworms and neither can escape the bowl...... for superworms I just put them in her playpen and she hunts them down. but the Small is too small for anything I feed to my gargoyle, leopard, and tokay geckos. The XL works great for my tokay breeding pair because I can put a lot of medium dubias in there, or superworms, and they won't escape and there's plenty of food for both of them. I'm about to buy a Large as well. I mean if you have multiple animals you can't have too many feed bowls. Hoping the Large is the perfect size for my leopard gecko. I feel like I'm in Goldilocks and The Three Bears trying to find the perfect bowl size. I hope this review helps you guys find which bowl size is appropriate for what you feed.

This bowl is very well made, sturdy and heavy so it wont get pushed around. I gave 4 stars vs 5 because even with the small bugs we were putting in it some still managed to escape. I did try to keep the salads in the center and the away from the sides to limit the escapes but some meal worms and roached still managed to climb on each other and get out. We have a small, baby, bearded dragon but if your reptile is a smaller species or eats even smaller insects it would be perfect. We ended up getting a larger bowl from the same company and using this smaller one for a water bowl

We have to lizard enclosers and use in both. Especially great for our tank that houses 4 anoles since they are far more skiddish than our leopard gecko. Makes feeding time for our gecko so much easier since he prefers to eat late in the middle of the night.

There really isn't a good escape proof bug bowl out there, but I use these for my reptiles. I have 15 reptiles, so I have these in various sizes. Roaches will eventually get out, especially the medium to large ones, and I've had hornworms escape. The ceramic seems to chip easily. All that said, I've tried other "escape proof " dishes and end up going back to these. I'm still looking for one that's better, but for now, these work

I'm going to go ahead and give it 5 stars. It works perfectly and so far, not a single roach has escaped. I highly doubt it would work for crickets though if that's what you're looking for.

Good quality ceramic dish. These hold my birds' egg food crumble snacks, and are heavy enough to not tip. Deep enough to hold a weeks worth of food the crumbles. Easy to clean, and I run them through the dishwasher. Tried with my turtles, but the lip precludes them from reaching the food.

Lo único que me funcionó para evitar que se salieran los gusanos

There was no bubble wrap to prevent them from breaking, so one did arrive in half, however the good one is great quality.

Es un producto caro

These dishes are great! The worms really can’t climb out and my leopard gecko is able to “catch” and see them easily (if you know, you know 😑)

Does the job great for superworms and black soldier fly larvae.