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Bug Brownies is a small-batch whole-food food for insect-eating reptiles, baked from six insect species and farm eggs into a dense, brownie-like block. The formula leans on scarab beetle protein and chitin, silkworm pupae as soft low-fat protein, black soldier fly larvae for calcium, plus grasshopper, cricket, eggshell and bee pollen. It suits savannah monitors, bearded dragons, blue tongue skinks, juvenile tegus and ackie monitors whose wild diet is built on invertebrates and occasional egg protein. Against plain single-insect powders and canned diets, the draw is species variety and a calcium-to-phosphorus balance from soldier fly larvae, though it is a supplemental food rather than a complete staple.
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Bug Brownies is a whole food diet for insectivorous reptiles. It is handmade in small batches from six insect species and baked with farm eggs. The result looks and feels like a rich, dark brownie.
The insects are two species of scarab beetle, silkworm pupae, black soldier fly larvae, grasshopper and cricket. Eggshell and bee pollen are ground to flour and added for calcium and trace minerals. Farm eggs bind the mix. Every jar is filled by hand.
It is made for insectivores whose wild diet is built on invertebrates and includes egg protein. These include savannah monitors, bearded dragons, blue tongue skinks, juvenile tegus and ackie monitors. The ingredients are eggs, bug flour, eggshell and bee pollen.