Biotic Cricket Feeder

Live feeding, focused.

  • Creates a vertical, defined feeding point for live crickets
  • Four suction cups attach securely to clean, smooth terrarium glass
  • Dedicated front openings provide visible, direct feeding access
  • Enclosed design helps keep crickets out of substrate, plants and décor
  • Containment helps preserve supplement coatings and reduce insect disturbance
  • Smooth 10 × 4 × 20.3 cm form supports straightforward routine cleaning

Turn fast-moving crickets into a focused, visible feeding opportunity. The Exo Terra BIOTIC Cricket Feeder mounts vertically to clean terrarium glass with four suction cups, keeping live crickets off the substrate and within reach of arboreal visual hunters. Dedicated front openings let reptiles see, approach and capture prey while the enclosed body helps prevent crickets from roaming, hiding in décor or disturbing resting animals.

Containment also reduces contact with substrate and enclosure surfaces, helping preserve supplement coatings until feeding. The tall feeder creates a controlled elevated feeding zone without occupying floor space, while the smooth outer form supports straightforward routine cleaning. It is particularly suited to appropriately sized chameleons, geckos and other climbing insect hunters that feed visually. Suitability, mounting height, prey size and feeding quantity must always follow the individual species’ care requirements.

Product name Exo Terra BIOTIC Cricket Feeder
SKU PT4895
GTIN (UPC) 015561248952
Product type Vertical glass-mounted live-cricket feeder
Dimensions 10 × 4 × 20.3 cm (3.93 × 1.57 × 7.99 in)
Mounting Four suction cups for clean, smooth terrarium glass
Feeding access Multiple front openings
Product weight 0.129 kg, including suction cups
Care & maintenance Smooth outer surface for manual cleaning

 

Biomorphic by Design

The BIOTIC Cricket Feeder interprets natural cell structures in a tall, architectural form designed for vertical placement. Irregular openings divide the front into balanced feeding zones, recalling wing venation without copying it literally. Rounded edges soften the tall enclosure, while the removable lower feeder and rear suction mounts remain visually integrated. The result turns controlled live feeding into a sculptural terrarium element that belongs unmistakably to the BIOTIC family.

Why do I need the Exo Terra BIOTIC Cricket Feeder?

The Exo Terra BIOTIC Cricket Feeder is a glass-mounted cricket feeder that helps contain live crickets at one visible, controlled feeding point. Dedicated openings allow insect-eating reptiles to see, approach and capture the crickets while reducing loose feeders roaming through the terrarium, hiding in the substrate or losing supplement coating. The removable feeder supports controlled refilling and routine cleaning.

Exo Terra BIOTIC Cricket Feeder PT4895 with front feeding openings and textured internal panels

Helps keep crickets contained

The Exo Terra BIOTIC Cricket Feeder keeps live crickets grouped at one predictable feeding point instead of roaming freely through the terrarium. Its escape-resistant design helps stop feeder insects from hiding in substrate or décor, while keeping them visible and accessible to reptiles. Containment also makes uneaten crickets easier to monitor and remove after feeding.

Helps retain supplements on crickets

The Exo Terra BIOTIC Cricket Feeder helps retain vitamin and mineral powder on dusted crickets by reducing contact with substrate, plants and décor. Keeping feeder insects contained means less coating is rubbed onto terrarium surfaces before capture, supporting cleaner feeding and more consistent supplement presentation. Always supplement according to the reptile’s species-specific nutritional requirements.
Rear and side views of the BIOTIC Cricket Feeder showing four black suction cups for glass mounting
BIOTIC Cricket Feeder size guide showing 10 by 4 by 20.3 centimetres

Provides visible, controlled feeding access

The Exo Terra BIOTIC Cricket Feeder uses dedicated openings so reptiles can approach and capture crickets while the insects remain concentrated at the feeding point. This creates visible, controlled access to live prey without releasing the full group into the enclosure, making cricket feeding easier to observe, manage and adapt to the animal’s needs.