Tropical banana

A deliciously tropical formula.

"Sweet Papaya" showcases the naturally sweet and fragrant flavor of papaya in a complete recipe designed for fruit-eating geckos. Combined with high-quality insect protein and carefully selected ingredients, this formula contributes to the geckos' nutritional balance and vitality.

Its smooth texture and excellent palatability make it a particularly popular recipe, enjoyed by both young geckos and adults. Inspired by the natural diet of New Caledonian geckos, it prioritizes simple, high-quality ingredients, with no dairy proteins, no added sugars, no lecithins, and no artificial flavorings.

Complete food for:

• Crested Gecko - Correlophus Ciliatus

• Gargoyle Gecko - Rhacodactylus Auriculatus

• Moss gecko - Mniarogekko Chahoua

• Giant Gecko - Racodactylus Leachianus

• Day Gecko - Phelsuma

Dried banana* (51%), dried insects (crickets 10%, black soldier fly larvae 6%), pea protein*, bee pollen*, brewer's yeast*, oats*, vitamin and mineral premix, calcium carbonate, dicalcium phosphate, spirulina*, flax seeds*, paprika*, hibiscus*, natural citric acid and rosemary extract*.

* From organic farming.

Optimized vitamin and mineral intake (per kg):

Vitamin A: 10,000 IU, vitamin D3: 2,220 IU, vitamin E: 100 mg, vitamin C: 700 mg, vitamin B1: 18 mg, vitamin B2: 25 mg, vitamin B6: 30 mg, vitamin B12: 150 µg, biotin: 500 µg, folic acid: 11.5 mg, niacinamide: 125 mg, calcium D-pantothenate: 40 mg, beta carotene: 90 mg, selenium: 0.23 mg, iron: 80 mg, zinc: 51.8 mg, manganese: 40 mg, copper: 7.2 mg, iodine: 1 mg, L-carnitine: 750 mg and choline chloride: 500 mg.

Crude protein: 20.2%, crude fat: 6.2%, crude fiber: 6.4%, crude ash: 9.9%, calcium 1.7%, phosphorus 0.75%, Ca:P ratio: 2.2:1.

Mix 1 part powder with 3 parts water, adjusting as needed to obtain a creamy texture. Let it rest for 5 minutes before serving.

The reconstituted preparation retains good stability for 12 hours at room temperature. It can be stored for up to 48 hours in the refrigerator.

Geckos are creatures of habit. When a new recipe is introduced, it is therefore perfectly normal for a gecko to be hesitant during the first few meals.

To promote good acceptance, we recommend a gradual transition by mixing the new formula with the usual diet:

Each gecko develops at its own pace. A gentle transition generally allows for better acceptance and limits the stress associated with dietary changes.