HikariLeopaGel Food for Insect-Eating Reptiles, 2.11 oz (60g)

My leopard gecko loved the taste of this! He ate a lot of it and always kept him full so it did its job. The texture is like a gel and does not smell great lol. i’ve bought this several times so it’s great for the money. My gecko did grow out of his however, as he doesn’t eat it anymore. thai could just be my gecko though. highly recommend!

I tried this as soon as I got it and all three leopard geckos love it!

Terrific food for juvenile and picky eaters!

My leopard gecko wouldn’t eat this. I tried many times, and he wasn’t accepting this. I had to run to store to buy crickets.

I had high hopes, but my guys hated this product. I couldn't get them to touch it after the first taste. If your gecko likes the flavor of it, I can see how it would be quite convenient though.

My leopard gecko is notorious for being a picky eater and recently developed a mouth ulcer. He refused all his regular meals so I was hoping this would work. I was only able to get him to eat it once and never again. Also worth mentioning that this is to be kept in the fridge after opening so I would spend time slowly warming up the portion I was trying to feed him. I gave this a 4⭐ review because I can see how this would be a great alternative to dried/canned food but if they like live, this might not work.

The media could not be loaded. I was skeptical at first because our gecko refuses freeze dried insects and is picky about the live crickets and meal worms, but will see the goo wiggling and snap at it, ripping off his own piece. He actually sits on top of his house in the evening waiting for this food now. It saves me time and money from making trips to pet store or having to store crickets in my house. Any my kids enjoy this experience and excitement too.

After about 1 week, my package the food was in, had swollen up, and later exploded scaring the living daylights out of every living thing in our house, as it sounded somewhat like a firecracker going off at 3AM, and made a huge mess. I followed the instructions to the best of my ability, kept the cap on tight, and had it in the refrigerator, but maybe I'm supposed to open it every now and then? My geck is picky, like most, and pretty much wanted nothing to do with the food. With a little trickery, I got my ol girl to eat this, and she seemed to like it just fine, but she wouldn't try it again, instead looking at it like it was an alien. Maybe if you fed it to them from an early stage, they might be more used to it, but for mine it was a no go.