Price history for Komodo Jelly Pots Food for Insects Fruit Flavor
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$28.27
- October 4, 2024
$31.36
- September 22, 2024
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$31.36
- September 22, 2024
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$28.27
- October 4, 2024
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Komodo Mixed Fruit Flavor Insect Food 40 Count Price History
Price History for Komodo Jelly Pots Mixed Fruit Flavor Insect Food | Individually Portioned | Provides Nutrition &...
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Current Price
$28.27
October 4, 2024
Highest Price
$28.27
October 4, 2024
Lowest Price
$21.91
August 11, 2024
Since August 11, 2024
Last price changes
$28.27
October 4, 2024
$21.91
August 11, 2024
Komodo Mixed Fruit Flavor Insect Food 40 Count Description
BALANCED INSECT DIET: Use for insects such as crickets, beetles, cockroaches, and millipedes
CONVIENT: Simply remove the plastic and place the jelly pot within the live food enclosure to offer hydration and nutrients
NUTRIENT BOOST FOR REPTILES: Keeping feeder insects healthy gives reptiles such as geckos and bearded dragons a nutrient-packed insect to feed off
TREAT: Can be used as an occasional treat for nectar or fruit eating creatures
4 FLAVORS: Comes in strawberry, banana, mango, and melon flavors
Komodo Mixed Fruit Flavor Insect Food 40 Count Specification
Specification: Komodo Mixed Fruit Flavor Insect Food 40 Count
Item Weight
15.88 g
Manufacturer
Komodo
Item model number
KM93100
Date First Available
November 30, 2019
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H
7.17 x 5.47 x 2.72 inches
Brand Name
Komodo
Target Audience Keyword
Reptiles, reptile-and-amphibian-pets
Directions
use as needed
Model Name
Komodo Jelly Pots Fruit 40 Count PDQ 16grams
Color
Assorted
Size
1 Count (Pack of 40)
Age Range Description
All Life Stages
Number of Items
40
Breed Recommendation
Small Breeds
Included Components
Itself
Specific Uses for Product
Indoor
Komodo Mixed Fruit Flavor Insect Food 40 Count Reviews (8)
8 reviews for Komodo Mixed Fruit Flavor Insect Food 40 Count
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BillyJack –
I bought these as a supplement for my E. posticus orange head roach colony. As others that have kept these roaches know they are extremely picky eaters. My roach colony loves these jellies. I was worried they would not touch them and I wasted money again. Nope they eat them.
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Jessica –
I love the pods for my sugar gliders! They get so excited when they see their fruit pod
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Amazon Customer –
My small mammals and insects both enjoy these. good price, I recommend them for your insects and/or small mammals
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Andrew lattin –
I bought these for feeders and my gecko I have a bearded dragon doesn’t like them at all prefers greens and bugs the gecko prefers bugs only seen him lick these and that’s all the beetles I have devour them and so do the roaches and crickets that’s about it tho wouldn’t really use them for much else but I would still offer them to a gecko to see if they like it also don’t try to hold the jelly outside the package it falls apart easily
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Ashlee –
My bearded dragon Craig & lizard Sara are in love with these jelly pots. They get so excited when they see the package. Plus it’s cheaper than going to the pet store
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RVZ –
Was looking for Beetle Jelly I can get in good quantity. All my Desert Beetles do great with it and it stays juicy for them about 3 days then I replenish with another slice in their food dish. The only thing to be aware of is the jelly pods are a little liquidy on top when you open it so just drain it a little and you are good to go. I put the rest in a plastic sandwich bag with the pod still containing the jelly and tie it up and use the rest when the first slice is eaten. So I get like two portions per jelly pod but those portions last several days and I have like 20 something Beetles so it’s going to a good cause. If the Komodo people worked on the gum/gelatin ratio where the jelly stayed more solid vs the juicy ness which just might be unavoidable I dunno. But if it’s something that could be reciped later that would be my only criticism but we all live and learn so I’m not tripping hard about it. Overall the amount you get for the money is pretty good I guess, but I wish these were like 10 for 40 but considering it’s not filled with garbage. I’ll be happy.
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Sesler2004 –
Good
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Plasmadude –
My blue beetles seem to like these jelly pots. Split one into two pieces and put at opposite sides of their cage, and I have seen both being chewed on by my beetles. Will rotate through all of the different flavors in the box and see if the little crawling blueberries like them all. Glad I bought these jelly pods!
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BillyJack –
I bought these as a supplement for my E. posticus orange head roach colony. As others that have kept these roaches know they are extremely picky eaters. My roach colony loves these jellies. I was worried they would not touch them and I wasted money again. Nope they eat them.
Jessica –
I love the pods for my sugar gliders! They get so excited when they see their fruit pod
Amazon Customer –
My small mammals and insects both enjoy these. good price, I recommend them for your insects and/or small mammals
Andrew lattin –
I bought these for feeders and my gecko I have a bearded dragon doesn’t like them at all prefers greens and bugs the gecko prefers bugs only seen him lick these and that’s all the beetles I have devour them and so do the roaches and crickets that’s about it tho wouldn’t really use them for much else but I would still offer them to a gecko to see if they like it also don’t try to hold the jelly outside the package it falls apart easily
Ashlee –
My bearded dragon Craig & lizard Sara are in love with these jelly pots. They get so excited when they see the package. Plus it’s cheaper than going to the pet store
RVZ –
Was looking for Beetle Jelly I can get in good quantity. All my Desert Beetles do great with it and it stays juicy for them about 3 days then I replenish with another slice in their food dish. The only thing to be aware of is the jelly pods are a little liquidy on top when you open it so just drain it a little and you are good to go. I put the rest in a plastic sandwich bag with the pod still containing the jelly and tie it up and use the rest when the first slice is eaten. So I get like two portions per jelly pod but those portions last several days and I have like 20 something Beetles so it’s going to a good cause. If the Komodo people worked on the gum/gelatin ratio where the jelly stayed more solid vs the juicy ness which just might be unavoidable I dunno. But if it’s something that could be reciped later that would be my only criticism but we all live and learn so I’m not tripping hard about it. Overall the amount you get for the money is pretty good I guess, but I wish these were like 10 for 40 but considering it’s not filled with garbage. I’ll be happy.
Sesler2004 –
Good
Plasmadude –
My blue beetles seem to like these jelly pots. Split one into two pieces and put at opposite sides of their cage, and I have seen both being chewed on by my beetles. Will rotate through all of the different flavors in the box and see if the little crawling blueberries like them all. Glad I bought these jelly pods!