Small but mighty, the AntopiaUSA Mini Feeding Dish is the ideal size for early-stage colonies. Designed to fit snugly inside all AntopiaUSA founding portals and with room to spare in a Tar Heel Mini Hearth, this dish makes feeding clean, easy, and efficient.
• Perfect Size – Not too small, not too big — just right for young colonies
• Compatible Fit – Designed for AntopiaUSA founding portals and fits easily in Tar Heel Mini Hearths
• Versatile Use – Great for offering seeds, honey, or insect protein without dirtying the nest
• Clean Nest, Healthy Colony – Helps reduce waste buildup in tight spaces
• Dual Side Handles – Lift and place from any angle with ease
Choose your primary color in the text box when placing your order. Available colors:
🟤 Brown ⚫ Black ⚪ White 🔴 Red 🟠 Orange 🟡 Yellow 🌲 Mistletoe Green ⚙️ Silver ⚫ Grey 🔵 Royal Blue
Looking for something custom? Email us — we can special order most colors (custom color fee may apply).
💥 Simple. Functional. Built for the foundation of your colony’s success.
Small but mighty, the AntopiaUSA Mini Feeding Dish is the ideal size for early-stage colonies. Designed to fit snugly inside all AntopiaUSA founding portals and with room to spare in a Tar Heel Mini Hearth, this dish makes feeding clean, easy, and efficient.
• Perfect Size – Not too small, not too big — just right for young colonies
• Compatible Fit – Designed for AntopiaUSA founding portals and fits easily in Tar Heel Mini Hearths
• Versatile Use – Great for offering seeds, honey, or insect protein without dirtying the nest
• Clean Nest, Healthy Colony – Helps reduce waste buildup in tight spaces
• Dual Side Handles – Lift and place from any angle with ease
Choose your primary color in the text box when placing your order. Available colors:
🟤 Brown ⚫ Black ⚪ White 🔴 Red 🟠 Orange 🟡 Yellow 🌲 Mistletoe Green ⚙️ Silver ⚫ Grey 🔵 Royal Blue
Looking for something custom? Email us — we can special order most colors (custom color fee may apply).
💥 Simple. Functional. Built for the foundation of your colony’s success.
