Pisces Aquaload Insect Hydration - 200g - Tank Terrarium Australia Supplement

Pisces Aquaload Insect Hydration - 200g

$16.00
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Pisces Aquaload Insect Hydration - 200g - Tank Terrarium Australia Supplement

Pisces Aquaload Insect Hydration - 200g

$16.00

Provide crickets, woodies and other feeder insects with a clean, accessible hydration source during storage using these specially formulated water balls.

  • Provides feeder insects with a safe, clean water source
  • Supports insect care and longevity during storage
  • Non-toxic
  • Suitable for use alongside Pisces Gutload or insect food

Directions

Every 2–3 days, remove old Aquaload balls from the insect tub and replace them with fresh ones. Remove and discard any balls that have dried out.

Before Use

For insect hydration only. Do not feed Aquaload directly to pets.

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