Adding expert science to a breeder's experience
G-REP Superfood
: Dragon Fruit
Why is it called 'Red Dragon Fruit'?
We have established standards for a daily diet that you can feed with peace of mind every day.
Efficient hydration
Sophisticated calorie management
Unrivaled palatability
Long-term salary stability
G-Rep Dragon and Verified Usability Data
domestic breeding 'Feeding Suitability Test' for 16,029 animals completed
Beyond mere numbers, this is honest observation-based data accumulated by directly verifying individual responses and safety in actual domestic breeding environments.
90% success rate of autonomous feeding
Breeder satisfaction 95%
[G-Rep Dragon Fruit Test Overview] Period: November 10, 2025 – January 10, 2026 (Approx. 3 months), Subjects: A total of 16,029 animals raised by breeders and distributors fed our G-Rep Insect products, Method: Monitoring of palatability and safety compared to existing feed, Source of Results: Internal investigation by GCVP Specialty Animal Business Team
What the experts participating in the test left
Real review of 'G-Rep Dragon Fruit'
As expected, pharmaceutical company technology is different.
After feeding G-Rep Dragon Fruit, I noticed positive changes in their overall condition, including bowel movements and eggshell status. I highly recommend it!
Breeder C
Winter moisture management has become easier.
G-Rep dragon fruit has excellent moisture retention capabilities. It facilitates dietary hydration during dry periods, which is of great help in managing molting individuals.
Optimal for body shape management, and palatability is a bonus!
G-Rep Dragon Fruit is so nutritious that even picky eaters will empty their bowls from the very first feeding. Since it is low in calories, it is also great for body shape management.
Breeder A
Breeder B
4 Concerns of Butlers
'G-Rep Dragon Fruit' Solution
1. Hydration: Red Dragon Fruit Base Design
"Is our gecko drinking enough water?"
Considering the dietary characteristics of some geckos that consume moisture along with their food, we applied a red dragon fruit base, which consists of about 84% water, to the G-Rep dragon fruit.
Source: USDA FoodData Central, Pitaya, raw, per 100g
2. Diet Rotation: Designed with the senses in mind
If the same flavor is continuously fed to some individuals, a tendency for dietary response to slow down may occur. G-Rep Dragon Fruit proposes a new change to familiar diets by applying a red dragon fruit base different from the existing one.
"Our gecko's feeding response isn't what it used to be."
Vivid colors were achieved using only dragon fruit-derived ingredients without artificial coloring agents,
We have incorporated color contrast elements into the G-Rep model, taking into account the visual characteristics of reptiles.
References: Roth & Kelber (2004), Yovanovich et al. (2017).
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Red dragon fruit
banana
Fig 74kcal
Red dragon fruit 50~60kcal
Banana 89kcal
Cricket fat content 10~20%
Mealworm fat content 25~35%
Black soldier fly fat content 15~30%
Cricket exoskeleton chitin ratio (relative) 5~8%
Mealworm exoskeleton chitin ratio (relative) 6~10%
Black soldier fly exoskeleton chitin ratio (relative) 6~9%
Cricket Balanced Protein Index
Mealworm Outer Shell Balance Protein Index
Black soldier fly balanced protein index
Cricket protein density 60~70%
Mealworm protein density 45~55%
Black soldier fly protein density 35~45%
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Balanced Protein Index (Design Criteria)
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Protein density
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fat content
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Outer shell chitan ratio (relative)
3. Calorie Burden: Light fruit base applied
"Since fruit ingredients are high in sugar, won't I gain weight?"
Energy (kcal / 100g)
4. Protein Balance: 100% Cricket Single Insect Protein Source
"I'm worried that the fruit food might be lacking in protein."
Red dragon fruit is a fruit reported to contain approximately 50–60 kcal per 100g. Considering these caloric characteristics, red dragon fruit was used as an ingredient in G-Rep Dragon Fruit, and the formulation was designed with daily feeding in mind.
Source: USDA FoodData Central
We designed G-Rep Dragon Fruit with a formulation that considers protein-centered nutritional composition even in fruit-based diets by using a 100% single insect protein source of crickets instead of mixed insect powder.
※ Protein and fat levels are relative comparison data based on the average range of the Dry Matter Basis.
※ Actual nutritional content may vary depending on the species, rearing environment, and processing method .
Jirep dragon fruit
Why do we use 100% crickets?
High-quality nutritional design
The abundant essential amino acids and nutrients from cricket ingredients are key energy sources for the health and growth of reptiles.
Single insect raw material
We offer a stable digestion and dietary experience by using 100% crickets as an insect ingredient and simplifying the protein structure.
Natural flavor
Crickets are a familiar food energy source in nature, and their natural flavor stimulates wild eating habits.
References and Sources FAO (2013): Edible Insects: Future prospects for food and feed security Finke, MD (2002, 2007): Zoo Biology
Rumpold & Schluter (2013): Food Research International
Barragan-Fonseca et al. (2017): Journal of Insects as Food and Feed
Product Name
G-REP Dragon Fruit
Feed ingredient registration number
No. CCC7Y0029
Name and form of feed
Pet Lizard 2 / Powder
Uses of feed
For Reptiles
Registered ingredient amount
Crude protein 21% or more, crude fat 2.9% or more, calcium 2.2% or more, phosphorus 1.1% or more, crude fiber 2.2% or less, crude ash 12% or less, moisture 8% or less
Name of the raw materials used
Dried banana, dried dragon fruit, roasted flaxseed, cricket powder, micellar casein, pollen, dried honey, dried kelp, calcium carbonate, calcium diphosphate, xanthan gum, phosphate digestive enzymes, vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin E, vitamin K3, vitamins B (1, 2, 6, 12), vitamin C, calcium pantothenate, folic acid, choline chloride, niacin, methionine, sodium selenite, natural polyphenols from grape extract, natural polyphenols from rosemary extract
Payment method
Mix the powder and water in a ratio of 1:2 to 2.5 and feed.
Actual weight
50g / 100g / 1800g
Expiration date
24 months from the date of manufacture
Details of veterinary drug additives
Not applicable
caution
(1) Feeding other animals (ruminants) other than pets is prohibited.
(2) Please store in a dry and cool place away from direct sunlight.