Two double-compartment clear reptile feeders with suction cups, filled with mealworms, shown with a chameleon, designed as no-escape feeding dishes for lizards, geckos, and chameleons
Detailed size specifications of a 13cm clear reptile feeding dish with two compartments and suction cups, including width, height, and suction cup dimensions, ideal for chameleons, geckos, and lizards
Close-up details of a clear reptile feeder: smooth surface, 2 strong suction cups, double-grid compartments, and 360° escape-proof frame, ideal for chameleons, geckos, and lizards
Reptile feeding bowl with suction cups attached to a terrarium glass, containing mealworms and being used by a chameleon, no-escape design for geckos and lizards
Step-by-step assembly instructions for a clear double-compartment reptile feeder, demonstrating how to press the suction cups onto the terrarium glass for stable installation
Clear reptile suction cup feeder with mealworms, shown to be suitable for chameleons, lizards, frogs, and geckos, highlighting its wide application in various reptile and amphibian terrariums
PawPlayHub Dual Compartment Reptile Feeder with Suction Cups

PawPlayHub Dual Compartment Reptile Feeder with Suction Cups

Sale price$19.50 USD Regular price$21.50 USD
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Color:White

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Feed Smarter, Watch Your Reptile Thrive

Mealtime just got easier. This transparent dual-compartment feeder bowl lets you separate live insects from water or other foods — no more cross-contamination, no more escaped crickets. Mount it on the tank wall with the included suction cups, and watch your gecko, chameleon, or bearded dragon hunt naturally through the 360° clear walls.

✅ Key Features

  • Dual compartments — keep live insects and water/food completely separate
  • Anti-escape design — smooth inner walls prevent insects from climbing out
  • 360° transparent — lets your reptile spot prey naturally, stimulating hunting instinct
  • 2 suction cups included — mounts securely on glass tank walls or sits flat on the ground
  • Smooth, rounded edges — no sharp corners, safe for delicate reptile mouths
  • Easy to clean — smooth plastic surface wipes clean in seconds
  • Set of 2 — use one for insects, one for water, or place in different tank zones

🦎 Perfect For

Leopard geckos, crested geckos, chameleons, bearded dragons, lizards, and other small reptiles that feed on live insects, worms, or soft foods.

📌 How to Use

  1. Soak suction cups in warm water for a few minutes before first use for maximum grip
  2. Press firmly onto clean, dry glass to mount on tank wall
  3. Add live insects to one compartment, water or soft food to the other
  4. Do not overfill — leave space so insects don’t pile up on the inner walls

Specifications

  • Color: White
  • Material: BPA-free plastic
  • Mounting: Suction cup or floor placement

Frequently Asked Questions

The two separate compartments allow you to serve different types of food simultaneously — for example, live insects in one side and fresh vegetables or fruit in the other.
Suitable for bearded dragons, lizards, geckos, and other omnivorous reptiles that eat a varied diet of insects and plant-based foods.
The heavy-duty suction cups attach firmly to smooth glass or acrylic terrarium walls, keeping the feeder securely in place during feeding time.
The deep compartment walls are designed to contain live feeders like crickets and mealworms, minimizing escape during feeding.
Yes — made from non-toxic, food-grade materials that are completely safe for reptiles to eat from daily.
Remove from the terrarium wall and rinse both compartments with warm water. Use a soft brush to remove any food residue. Allow to dry before reattaching.