| Vegetable/Fruit | Banded Crickets | Dubia Feeders | Buffalo Beetles | Isopods | Springtails | Dubia Breeders |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asparagus Good fiber and vitamin source. | Great | Great | Good | Good | Good | Great |
| Avocado Contains persin and high fats — toxic to most feeders and frogs. | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid |
| Bananas High in potassium, good as a treat. | Good | Good | Great | Great | Bad | Great |
| Beets High in sugar and oxalates — use in moderation. Great for mold/fungus growth and enrichment. | Meh | Meh | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Bell Peppers Rich in vitamin C. | Great | Great | Good | Good | Good | Great |
| Broccoli Crown High in vitamins K and C. | Great | Great | Good | Good | Good | Great |
| Broccoli Stalk Less nutrient-dense than the crown but still beneficial. | Great | Great | Good | Good | Good | Great |
| Brussels Sprouts High in fiber and vitamins, good for gut health. | Great | Great | Great | Great | Good | Great |
| Butternut Squash | Great | Great | Great | Great | Good | Great |
| Cabbage Good source of fiber. | Great | Great | Great | Great | Good | Great |
| Carrots Good source of beta-carotene. | Great | Great | Great | Great | Good | Great |
| Cauliflower Mild and water-rich, not highly nutritious but safe for most feeders. | Meh | Meh | Great | Good | Good | Great |
| Celery High water content, low nutrients. | Bad | Bad | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Corn High in sugar, should be given in moderation. | Avoid | Avoid | Good | Bad | Avoid | Good |
| Dandelion Greens | Great | Great | Good | Good | Good | Great |
| Eggplant Can be difficult to digest, low in nutrients. | Avoid | Avoid | Bad | Bad | Bad | Good |
| Garlic Toxic to many insects and animals; do not feed. | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid |
| Green Beans Rich in fiber and vitamins, easy to digest. | Great | Great | Good | Good | Good | Great |
| Lemons Too acidic for most feeders. | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid |
| Lettuce High water content, low nutrients. | Bad | Bad | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Limes Too acidic for most feeders. | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid |
| Mushrooms Provides essential minerals and moisture. Fungus is an excellent food source for springtails, helping them thrive. | Good | Good | Great | Great | Great | Great |
| Onion Toxic to many insects and animals; do not feed. | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid | Avoid |
| Oranges Too acidic for most feeders. | Good | Good | Avoid | Bad | Avoid | Good |
| Peas High in fiber and protein. | Great | Great | Good | Good | Good | Great |
| Pineapple Contains bromelain, which can be harmful to some feeders. | Bad | Bad | Avoid | Bad | Avoid | Good |
| Radish Crunchy and fibrous, good enrichment food. | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good | Good |
| Spinach High in oxalates, which can inhibit calcium absorption. | Avoid | Avoid | Bad | Bad | Bad | Good |
| Squash Good source of fiber and vitamins. | Great | Great | Great | Great | Good | Great |
| Sweet Potato Rich in vitamin A and fiber. | Great | Great | Great | Great | Good | Great |
| Tomato Can be acidic, best avoided for many feeders. | Avoid | Avoid | Bad | Bad | Avoid | Good |
| Turnip Greens | Great | Great | Good | Good | Good | Great |
| Zucchini High in water content, low in nutrients for frogs. | Great | Great | Great | Great | Good | Great |