Beetle Jelly

Beetle Jelly – Fruity Energy for Your Terrarium Pets

Many invertebrates enjoy eating fresh fruit. However, it dries out quickly, can develop mold, and often attracts fruit flies. That’s why our Beetle Jelly offers you a convenient alternative for regular feeding.

We produce this fruity jelly with great care in Germany. We use select fruits or vegetables as a base. We also add cane sugar, honey, and agar-agar. At the same time, we do not use any preservatives or artificial colors.

This gives you a simple supplemental food that is suitable for many terrarium animals and feed insects.

Versatile food for beetles, Isopods, and many other animals

You can use Beetle Jelly with a wide variety of terrarium inhabitants. Beetles, Isopods, cockroaches, and millipedes, in particular, love to eat this soft jelly.

But the jelly can also be an interesting addition to the diet of ants and many geckos.

This means you don’t have to keep a separate fruit diet on hand for each group of animals. This is especially convenient if you care for or breed different species.

Also for pre-feeding your feed insects

Beetle Jelly is also excellent for feeding various types of feed insects.

For example, you can offer them crickets, grasshoppers, or cockroaches. This allows the feed animals to take in food and moisture at the same time before being fed to your pets.

This is especially convenient because well-cared-for live feed animals can then serve as higher-quality food themselves. This way, you can start taking care of your terrarium pets’ nutrition as early as when you’re caring for their live feed animals.

Provide both nutrition and hydration at the same time

Another advantage of Beetle Jelly is its gel-like consistency. The animals can feed on it while simultaneously absorbing moisture.

This is especially handy for cockroaches and other feed insects, because it allows you to provide them with a source of moisture in addition to food.

The jelly is also easy to portion out and place directly into the feeding container.

Fewer fruit flies than with fresh fruit

Fresh bananas, apples, or other fruits can quickly attract unwanted visitors. Fruit flies, in particular, can multiply rapidly if fruit is left out regularly.

Compared to fresh fruit, Beetle Jelly attracts significantly fewer fruit flies and fungus gnats.

This makes it particularly suitable for terrariums and breeding tanks kept in living spaces. At the same time, the jelly can be served in a clean and controlled manner.

Handy for isopods and centipedes

You can also use Beetle Jelly as a supplemental food for isopods and millipedes.

Of course, the basic diet for these animals should continue to be appropriate for their respective species. However, the jelly provides additional variety and can easily be offered alongside leaves, white-rotten wood, or other staple foods.

This allows you to occasionally add a fruity element to your meal plan.

Ideal for keeping and breeding beetles

There’s a good reason why it’s called Beetle Jelly. Fruit jelly is especially handy when dealing with beetles.

The soft jelly can be served immediately and remains available to the animals for an extended period of time. It provides both energy and moisture.

A varied and balanced diet also plays an important role in keeping and breeding these insects. That is why Jelly is a practical supplement for many fruit-eating beetle species.

Long shelf life and easy to stock up on

You have to buy fresh fruit regularly and use it up quickly once you’ve cut it open. Beetle Jelly, on the other hand, is much easier to stock up on.

If stored unopened and in a cool place, it will keep for up to six months. This means you can buy several portions in advance and use them as needed.

Once opened, the jelly will stay fresh in the terrarium for about a week. However, you should check the food regularly and remove it as soon as it looks dirty or no longer fresh.

Deliberately simple in design

With our Beetle Jelly, we deliberately avoid an unnecessarily complicated formula.

Included are:

• Fruits or vegetables
• Cane sugar
• Honey
• Agar-agar

The jelly contains no preservatives or artificial colors.

That way, you’ll know exactly what you’re feeding your animals.

Advantages at a glance

• Made in Germany
• For beetles, Isopods, cockroaches, and centipedes
• Also suitable for ants and many geckos
• Ideal for pre-feeding insect feed
• Provides nourishment and moisture at the same time
• With fruit or vegetables
• With cane sugar and honey
• No preservatives
• No artificial colors
• Less attractive to fruit flies than fresh fruit
• Easy to portion
• Unopened and stored in a cool place, it will keep for up to six months
• Kept fresh in the terrarium for about a week
• Versatile for use in both husbandry and breeding

The Right Accessories for Your Live Feed Animals

Cockroach Food – complements Beetle Jelly with a dry staple food and is particularly suitable for the regular feeding of pet cockroaches.

Magnetic Waterers – provide your feed insects with a convenient and controlled way to drink water.

Insektenliebe Feeder Cockroach Starter Kit – provides you with all the essentials you need if you want to keep and care for feeder cockroaches yourself.

Flower pollen —adds variety to the diet and can be offered as a supplement to various feed insects.

Wheat bran – serves as a dry staple food for various feed insects and pairs well with Beetle Jelly.

“Species Names” Stickers – help you clearly label your various feed animal and breeding containers.

Conclusion

Beetle Jelly is a convenient way to provide beetles, Isopods, cockroaches, millipedes, and other terrarium animals with a fruity supplement. It’s also ideal for feed insects, as they absorb moisture while eating.

Thanks to its production in Germany, its straightforward ingredients list, and the fact that it contains no preservatives or artificial colors, you get a simple food for everyday use.

Another particularly convenient feature is its long shelf life. Instead of constantly having to keep fresh fruit on hand, you can simply stock up on Beetle Jelly and portion it out as needed. This makes it suitable for both individual terrariums and larger populations of animals and feed insects.