Feeding dish / Water dish

The water dish (or shallow feeding dish for isopods) is designed in the shape of a leaf. The wall that adjacents the lower plateau prevents water from leaking out of the dish. An efficient way to keep the substrate of the enclosure dry. It is possible to place wet paper balls or beetle hydration jellies on the lower plateau.

The feeding dish is designed in the shape of a tree stump. The beetles are able to climb the "bark" of the outer side of the dish thanks to it's special texture. With a solid bottom, one is assured that not a single small bone will be lost in the bedding. The tree rings are grooves, giving access to the underside of the food to dermestid beetle larvae for faster cleaning.