Collection: Micro & Mini Links

Full disclosure, my blue tongue skink Cleo will eat just about anything (with the exception of mustard greens, she hates those!), so I purchased these expecting she would eat them. She’s had commercial pellets before, so I offered these to her the same way I have other pellets in the past: soaked in water, mixed with some wet dog food and fresh greens. As expected, she ate every last morsel. I don’t know if she would go for them plain, but that’s not why I bought these. I just want to give Cleo the most diverse diet that I can, and I felt these fit the bill for that. I like that they contain both vertebrate and invertebrate whole-prey, along with a variety of veggies. Being such small pellets, they thawed out in room temperature water very quickly (I’m keeping them in the freezer to prolong their shelf life), which for me is more convenient than the links. She did enjoy the links when I got those for her a couple years ago (again, she’ll eat just about anything), but I like the convenience of the pellet option while still being able to offer her raw, whole prey. These will likely become a staple in her diet moving forward.

My Tri Colored Hognose sub adults are feeding more reguarly now with smaller but more frequent feedings. Hit the right away when they have a drop or two of Frog Juice on them. Gaining good weight and size.

The packaging was 10/10 it was carefully packed up with so much dry ice and it was so cold on arrival! My first time getting them for my snakes and I really like them! My hognose isn’t a fan yet but she’s off feed so whenever she picks back up I’m sure she will love them!

Recently hatched Aurora House snakes. These are notorious finicky snakes to get started. Of 5, 3 have taken pinky heads dipped into gecko juice. The other 2 required house geckos. But, I’m happy with 3 of the 5.
This is a great and convenient option. Certainly worth a try.

Great product

Great for my hognose.

Great product

For 30 yers I have been raising all sorts of reptiles. When I started raining Asian and Central American pit vipers I used to use greenhouse frogs I collected, treated for parasites, and housed and fed until it was snake feeding time. Reptilink frog sausages have cut out all the time spent capturing, worming, and feeding up those little frogs. Most of the tiny hatchlings will take the reptilink micro frog sausages with a little tease feeding much easier than pinky parts in my experience. I also feed them to baby turtles to add more diversity in their diets. Great product!!!!

My tegu loves these, I mix these into his reptilink meals throughout the week. He goes crazy for both them.

I have an African house snake and am trying to feed him a more varied diet as they normally eat a lot of lizards and birds in the wild rather than mice. He eats these readily and loves them but will still eat mice if I offer so I can make sure he gets a bit of everything! A great option to provide a more naturalistic diet.

My 15 month old blue tegu, Sundog, has been on Reptilinks since he was a hatchling. They are the mainstay of his diet and the first items he chooses from his food bowl. He is healthy and active, now weighing in at 9 + lbs and 44 inches in length. Reptilinks are a great product and I’m confident in their nutritional value.

Have been feeding these for a few years and have to say the quality has been top of the line the whole time. My tegus love them and will patiently wait to be fed. It takes the stress of having to prepare food myself.

My Savannah monitor absolutely love these! I had a huge Dubia colony but the maintenance was way too much for someone who works as much as I do. My girl is pretty large but 2 of the 25g links is a nice big meal for her. This will be her staple diet moving forward. I also have a rough green snake that only eats insects so I'll be buying some small ones to switch it over! My northern blue tongue skink and beardie also smash the 50/50 omnivore blend. Don't let the price scare you off, you actually get a good amount for the money and they're so convenient. My only recommendation is to get a vacuum sealer. I broke it down into 2 link bags and vacuum sealed them so I can just thaw one as needed

The tegus like them. It's an easy way to make sure they're getting inverts and veg in their diets. Plus a lot easier to prep than making turkey meatballs.

I use these for my garter snakes and they're great! Healthier for them than an all rodent diet but easier than slicing up fish or worms. Great option.