Aquamunch ReptiGel Monitor Meal
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AquaMunch ReptiGel Monitor Meal
Give your monitor a fresh, protein-rich meal with AquaMunch ReptiGel Monitor Meal. Part of AquaMunch's ReptiGel range, this gel food concentrate is made for meat-eating monitor lizards, and turns into fresh, ready-to-feed gel food in just a few minutes.
Fresh food, made at home
Simply mix the powder with boiling water, let it set in the fridge, and cut it into pieces sized to suit your monitor. It's an ultra concentrate, so each pack makes around five times its weight in gel food. A 100g pack makes about 500g, and a 300g pack makes about 1.5kg.
Australian made
AquaMunch foods are made in Queensland in small batches. Gel food is easy to portion and handle, and is a convenient way to add variety alongside your monitor's regular diet of whole prey and insects.
Key Features
- Made for Monitors: Formulated for meat-eating monitor lizards.
- Gel Food Concentrate: Mix with boiling water and set in the fridge.
- Ultra Concentrate: Makes around 5 times its weight in gel food.
- Easy to Portion: Cut to suit monitors of any size.
- Australian Made: Made in Queensland.
Suitable For: Monitor lizards, and may also suit other carnivorous lizards.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | AquaMunch |
| Range | ReptiGel |
| Product Type | Reptile gel food concentrate (powder) |
| Suitable For | Monitor lizards |
| Yield | Approx. 5 × pack weight in gel food |
| Pack Sizes | 100g (makes approx. 500g), 300g (makes approx. 1.5kg) |
| Country of Origin | Australia |
How to Prepare
- Mix the powder with boiling water, following the ratio on the pack.
- Stir thoroughly until smooth.
- Pour into a container or tray and refrigerate until set.
- Cut into pieces sized for your monitor and serve.
- Store prepared gel covered in the fridge, and use within the time shown on the pack.
⚠️ Please note: Take care when handling boiling water. Remove any uneaten food from the enclosure after feeding to keep it clean. Gel food should be part of a varied diet that suits your monitor's species and age.
💡 Tip: Pour the mix into a shallow tray before it sets. Thin slabs are easier to cut into strips or cubes, and you can offer them with tongs to encourage a natural feeding response.