Why you need this bowl Provides a stable, naturalfeeling feeding spot that reduces mess and stress during meals. Encourages active, instinctive feeding so arboreal and climbing species eat more naturally. Saves space and simplifies terrarium layout with a secure, repositionable mounting system. Key benefits Natural stimulation: Builtin climbing ramp prompts hunting and exploratory behavior so pets feed actively and with less stress. Secure placement: Strong suction cup technology holds the bowl firmly to glass or smooth surfaces and allows easy repositioning when you need to change layout. Antitip stability: Bowl shape and fit are optimized for treedwelling reptiles and frogs, minimizing spills and encouraging natural perching during feeding. Flexible sizing: Available in two sizes so you can choose the right capacity and footprint for smaller frogs and geckos or slightly larger arboreal reptiles. Broad compatibility: Designed for use with a variety of terrariums and enclosure types; suitable for reptiles and frogs that benefit from elevated or wallmounted feeding stations. Function and performance Encourages natural feeding postures and activity via the integrated ramp, making mealtime an enriching experience. Stable suction and antitip design reduce the need for constant adjustment and cleanup. Compact, adaptable design fits in a range of terrarium setups and feeding arrangements. Practical use scenarios Crested gecko or day gecko: Mount the bowl on the side of a glass terrarium at midheight to encourage climbing and natural feeding behavior. Tree frog setup: Install the bowl near foliage or branches to create an accessible elevated feeding station that mimics a natural perch. Small arboreal reptile enclosure: Use the smaller or larger size depending on your species to prevent spills and keep food off the substrate. How to choose the right size Select the smaller size for tiny frogs and juvenile geckos. Choose the larger size for adult smalltomedium arboreal reptiles that need a bit more surface and food capacity. Practical tips Clean and check the suction surface regularly for adhesion. Reposition easily to experiment with the most naturalfeeding location for your pet. Combine with branches or foliage to create a fully natural feeding area. Reliable, simple, and designed to promote natural feeding behavior for arboreal reptiles and frogs.