PangeaSmall 0.5oz Paper Gecko Food & Water Cups, 100 ct.

Love that i can keep water in them and they dont dissolve!

I love these little disposable cups and they’ve become my go to for feeding my gecko. I like the size since I don’t feel like I’m wasting as much food when I’m using them. I have a eurydactylodes so the larger cups are so impractical for me. The downside of these being biodegradable is that they can start to mold after a day or so, but with a bioactive set up I don’t mind that much.

great for little lizards

These work great with the suction cup holder and are reasonably priced! They lasted me a little over five months for a couple of geckos.

I love these! With multiple gecko tanks, I don't want to toss out plastic containers all the time but I don't want to wash them either. These are fantastic if you have numerous animals. I don't mix my gecko food in the cups because I have so many, but because of the texture, I highly recommend pre-mixing your food in another dish. I use a food grade squeeze bottle, add my food and water and shake, then fill my cups. If you tend to make your food more watery, you might have a problem with these.These fit the clear, acrylic, magnetic gecko feeders (https://amzn.to/2TeZVuz) with no problems.Honestly, the only complaint I have about these is that they get moldy quickly (and it's the CUP that grows it, not the food). I try to put out fresh food every other day. , but sometimes supplement feeding days with live insects. These need to be changed out about every 2 days. So...if you're on a feeding schedule like mine you have to remove these EO day not just when replacing the food or they'll grow stuff.

I absolutely love these over reusable dishes. Gecko food tends to dry rock hard, so it takes a lot of soaking to get food out. These have saved me a lot of time, and I love that I can just toss them into the compost when I'm done. They are sturdy and my geckos have no complaints.

After seeing how many cups I use for my crested gecko I was so happy to find these. I premix a week's worth of CGD so I can just fill the cups and have no leaking problems. I don't have to worry about all the plastic trash I end up with and I'm sure these would be great to composted if you went that route. As long as you're changing the food out regularly you should have no molding/leaking problems. I would check before filling that there are no holes however (i only found on with a hole in the whole 100 pack so not a huge worry). Definitely worth it when you're going through a couple dozen cups a week.

I use these to feed my geckos. They do need to be taken out the following day or else they start molding quickly. That is a good thing though, since it means they actually are biodegradable!I throw whatever is left, mold and all, into my isopod tubs. They have been nibbling away at the leftovers quite contentedly.