Feeding and Nutrition :: Ever find OTHER food in your Reptomin?

[BullDog]

Like, non-Reptomin pellets?
First, I found this one:


Then I found a red, stick-like one that was similar in size to the Reptomin (which I didn't get a pic of).

And tonight I found this:

(A quarter and a regular Reptomin pellet for size reference)
I didn't give that one to Ralph, since it looks like it might possibly be a land turtle pellet?

I assume they're other products that Tetra makes, that somehow got into the Reptomin. Can anyone identify either?

[Jinxie6661]

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[steve]

Cool, hockey players on coins!

Aside from an oddly shaped pellet, I don't think I've seen any other food in there.

[meltedspork]

Lol, I've never found any surprises like that! Weird...

[BullDog]

Cool, hockey players on coins!

Lol, I was wondering who would notice that I specially picked a Vancouver 2010 quarter for the pic

[Sassamo]

The first pic looks like a piece of cat food lol. I wouldn't be surprized if they use the same machines too package the different foods the factory makes.
I worked at mcd's when I was a teen and we offten found tator tots in the fries lol.

[marisa]

It's the same thing as buying a boxed food that says it's been processed in a plant that also processes peanuts, soy, etc. Things can get mixed in. I've never seen anything other than Reptomin in their containers, though.

[BullDog]

Well, as long as it's all food, I've got no problems with it I buy the big boxes of food, so maybe there's a bigger chance of other food getting in the big boxes than the smaller bottles?

Maybe they should put a notice on the box "May contain traces of cat food."