Blue River Phelsuma Passion Day Gecko Diet

Blue River Phelsuma Passion is a complete, fruit-based gel diet formulated specifically for Phelsuma day geckos, from juveniles through to breeding adults. Made fresh in the UK, it replicates the nectar, fruit, and pollen diet these geckos rely on in the wild — without artificial colours or flavourings.

What's in it

Over 60% of this formula is real fruit — passion fruit, papaya, coconut, and strawberry — combined with elevated bee pollen and natural honey powder. Protein is sourced from soya isolate and pollen, delivering a balanced amino acid profile to support lean, healthy growth. Lactobacillus helveticus probiotic is included to aid digestion and improve nutrient absorption.

Key features

• Freshly made in the UK
• No artificial colours or flavourings
• Over 60% real fruit including passion fruit, papaya, coconut, and strawberry
• Elevated bee pollen to support colour, vitality, and breeding condition
• Honey powder enhances palatability and encourages a strong, consistent feeding response
• Balanced amino acid profile from soya protein isolate and pollen
• Added Lactobacillus helveticus probiotic for digestive health
• Complete vitamin and mineral supplementation included

Analytical constituents

• Protein: 20.2%
• Fat: 5.5%
• Fibre: 7.4%
• Ash: 5.7%

Ingredients

Passion fruit powder, coconut, papaya, strawberry, soya protein isolate, bee pollen, honey powder, vitamins, minerals, and probiotics.

Preparation and feeding

Mix 1 part Phelsuma Passion with 2 parts water and stir until smooth — add more water to adjust consistency to your gecko's preference. Remove any uneaten food after 24 hours. Mixed diet can be kept refrigerated in a sealed container for up to 7 days. Store the dry formula sealed in a cool, dry place and use within 6 months of opening. Use as part of a varied diet that may include appropriately sized, responsibly sourced insects.

For keepers who take their Phelsuma seriously, this is a purpose-built diet that covers nutritional bases without compromise — supporting long-term health, vivid colouration, and reliable breeding condition.