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- Description
If your tree-dwelling reptile has settled into the routine of feeding up high, you already know how handy a dedicated cup can be. This refill set from Zoo Med keeps that routine running smoothly, giving you a fresh stack of cups so feeding time never has to pause. It is made to work hand in hand with the gear you may already own at home.
Why fur and scale parents reach for this refill set:
- Contains 12 replacement cups, so you have a generous supply on hand for weeks of feedings without running short.
- Designed specifically for use with Zoo Med's Arboreal Feeding Cup and Feeding Platform, so each cup drops right into the setup you already use.
- The white color keeps things simple and tidy inside the enclosure, letting food stand out for your reptile.
- Swapping in a clean cup makes cleanup faster, which means less scrubbing for you between meals.
- Having spares ready helps you rotate cups so one can soak or dry while another is in service.
- A consistent feeding spot up high suits arboreal reptiles that prefer to eat off the ground, the way they would in the trees.
- Keeping a fresh cup in rotation supports tidy, hygienic feeding habits over the long haul.
- The replacement design saves you from buying a whole new platform when a cup has simply seen better days.
- A reliable stack of refills takes the guesswork out of restocking your feeding supplies.
- Falls under Zoo Med's reptile dish lineup, a familiar name for keepers building out an enclosure.
Think of these as the little workhorses of your reptile's mealtime. They quietly do their job, hold the food where your climber wants it, and step aside for a clean replacement when needed. If you have the Arboreal Feeding Cup or Feeding Platform in your habitat, this twelve-pack is the easy way to stay stocked and ready. Keep a set in the cabinet and you will always have a clean cup waiting for the next feeding, whether you are caring for one arboreal reptile or a small collection of climbers who like their dinner served at the top.
