Zoo Med Creatures Feeding Tongs 15cm

Zoo Med Creatures Feeding Tongs 15cm

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CT-20

Zoo Med Creatures Feeding Tongs 15cm

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Zoo Med Creatures Feeding Tongs 15cm

Precise, hands-off feeding for small, delicate animals. Zoo Med Creatures Feeding Tongs are a 15 cm plastic tool for offering insects, worms and other foods to spiders, small reptiles and other invertebrates – keeping your fingers clear and delicate feeders undamaged.

Key features
  • 15 cm length – a nimble size for nano enclosures and precise, close-quarters placement.
  • Glow-in-the-dark – easier to locate and use during night feeds.
  • Plastic construction – lightweight and gentle on delicate feeders compared with metal tongs.
  • Hygienic barrier – keeps hands away from food and from defensive feeders.
Specifications
Item number CT-20
Length 15 cm
Material Plastic
Feature Glow-in-the-dark
Care Rinse clean after each use
Suitable for, and not suitable for

Zoo Med markets these tongs for praying mantises, spiders, insects and other invertebrates, and they suit precise feeding of small reptiles and amphibians too. Not intended for handling animals themselves – use a dedicated hook or handling tool for that.

Warranty and delivery

Covered by Zoo Med's standard product warranty, in addition to your rights under Australian Consumer Law. Ships as a small parcel item.

Common questions

What animals can I use these with?

Zoo Med markets them for praying mantises, spiders, insects and other invertebrates. Their 15 cm size also suits precise feeding of small reptiles and amphibians.

Do they glow in the dark?

Yes, which helps for night feeds without needing extra light on the enclosure.

Are they dishwasher safe?

Zoo Med doesn't state this – rinse by hand after each use to be safe.

Will these damage a delicate feeder like a cricket or mealworm?

The fine plastic tips are designed to grip small feeders gently and securely, reducing the risk of crushing them compared with coarser tools.