BTW, Squirt loves those frozen cubes, and the Hikari turtle sticks.


VanishingReality wrote:I tried the exoterra and found them to be good as a variety. Mine didn't seem to sink until after about ten minutes. They do have alfalfa in them which according to websites I found have a good amount of calcium and vit E. Has anyone tried to feed alfalfa to their turt?
If someone has a turt that only eats pellets but is having a problem shedding, these might be helpful as a snack (like sweet potato).
I also found that the nutrafin has a vit E supplement added.
The Hikari has three different types of pellets. Crush seems to like the green (calcium) stick the most but will take any of them.
Comparing the different sticks I found that exoterra and nutrafin work well as a treat pellet (my turt gets them once a week) but I wouldn't use them daily.


TupacTheTurle wrote:i use reptomin mainly, but i have a small bottle of zoo med aquatic turtle food, there like small "balls" i guess you would say? looks like no one else uses them and i only give them to mine about twice a month....
EDIT: oh and my petsmart has the SAME slider set-up BUT blue gravel, no jungle vine type deal, AND theres 2 sidenecks in ther with about 4 painteds and about 4-5 RES....disgusting. oh, and maybe 2 inches of water. maybe.


Chrisbarnett wrote:Yeah I have thought about Zoo Med pellets before, but then I read the recall they had a long while ago where plastic shards were in the pellets. Yikes!

Chrisbarnett wrote:meltedspork wrote:Chrisbarnett wrote:No problem. Let me know how it works out. I guess at the time of my order they were having some issues with distributors. So hopefully it will be faster for you.
Ok Chris, I placed my order today. I also ordered some more Reptomin while I was at it. I'll let you know how long it takes to get delivered.
Sweet

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