Livefood size finder
Choose a saved pet passport, or set the species, life stage, and eye-gap measurement manually to see livefood sizes that make sense now.
Set up a pet passport to track each pet, calculate suitable feeders from their size and age, buy the right livefood directly, assign subscriptions per pet, unlock bigger savings and earn monthly rewards.
Set up a pet passportRule of thumb: prey should not be wider than the space between the eyes. Babies stay strict; older animals may suit longer soft or narrow feeders when the width is still sensible.
Livefood sizes
High-movement feeder for dragons, chameleons, and confident hunters. Choose smaller for nervous animals.
Useful staple where movement encourages feeding. Best offered in the smallest band your pet takes cleanly.
A firmer, active feeder with clear size steps. Useful where stronger movement triggers a feeding response.
Slower, quieter, and less jumpy than crickets. A strong option for keepers who want easier handling.
Soft-bodied, gentle, and useful when you want a calmer feeder with good moisture.
Small, wriggly larvae often used for variety and calcium. Offer in moderation as part of a mixed diet.
Soft, high-interest larvae best used as an occasional treat or to add variety, rather than as the main everyday feeder.
Firm-bodied larvae for occasional variety. Choose a suitable length and use alongside softer, correctly sized staple feeders.
Large, active larvae for suitably sized animals. Use as occasional variety and check the individual feeder fits comfortably before offering.
Useful for very small frogs, tiny geckos, and hatchlings that are not ready for larger feeders.
Larger larvae can be useful as occasional variety for suitably sized animals, but should be chosen well below the animal size cap.
Useful for bioactive setups and specialist keepers. These rows are shown as reference data rather than core feeder recommendations.
Measured bands use published livefood size-guide data where available. Rows marked approximate are practical shopping bands where a referenced product page does not publish a measured length, and rows marked not stated are shown for completeness but are not used by the finder.
Repeat the right size
New keepers usually start with smaller, more frequent orders while the animal is growing. When the feeder size settles, a livefood subscription keeps the same favourites arriving on a rhythm you can pause or change.
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