
Questions & Answers
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Q How do I use it?
You've got three ways, and you can pick whatever your animal responds to best: add a single drop to the water dish, place a small amount on a piece of decor or the enclosure wall for them to lick off, or mix it directly into crested gecko diet as a flavor boost. Use it sparingly — a drop or two per session is all it takes. Some geckos head straight for the water dish while others prefer licking it off a surface, so it's worth trying more than one.
Q Is this a meal or a treat?
It's a treat — an enrichment and flavor tool, not a meal replacement or a daily supplement. Think of it as a small reward during handling, a way to coax a gecko into exploring a new part of the enclosure, or a flavor boost stirred into CGD. It's meant to sit alongside a complete diet, not replace it.
Q What animals can have it?
It's built around the fruit flavors fruit-eating species naturally seek out, so it works well for crested geckos, day geckos, gargoyle geckos, and leachianus geckos. Fruit-eating tortoises take to it readily too, and it works as an occasional light treat for bearded dragons alongside their regular diet.
Q My gecko is a picky eater or going through a slow eating period — will this help?
Often, yes. Geckos that have gotten selective or hit a slow stretch will frequently respond right away to a fresh scent and flavor they haven't had before — that's one of the most common reasons keepers reach for it. Mixing a drop into CGD is a simple way to get a reluctant feeder interested and moving again.
Q Can I use it every day?
No — use it sparingly, a drop or two per session, not as a daily routine. It isn't a primary food source or a daily nutritional supplement, so it works best as an occasional treat and enrichment tool rather than something built into every feeding.
Q What flavors do you offer, and should I rotate them?
It comes in Mango Papaya and Banana Cream. Rotating between them is a simple way to keep feeding time interesting — a flavor the animal hasn't tasted in a while often gets a stronger reaction, which keeps enrichment fresh for the gecko and for you.
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