Feeding and Nutrition :: From Wardley to Reptomin?

[i.love.res]

Hi guys, i would like to know if it was possible to change my turtles diet for a period of time, as my local pet stores have run out of wardley reptile sticks . The next supply will come in a few months time. The problem is that i have no more wardley to feed my res,
So i was wondering is changing their diet for that few months would do them any harm
Please reply , my turtle haven't been eating pellets for over a week now. Currently they are only fed carrot strips

[steve]

Variety is good, so another pellet is fine. Reptomin is considered a good brand, and I think most people on this site use it.

[Linus]

I used to use Wardley, and now I use reptomin. It's all the same stuff. Usually anytime of pond/turtle food is just a balance of fish and such.

[xfallwithmexo]

I use reptomin, no problems here. Anyone try zoomed? My local pet place says reptomin used to be a good brand but isn't now and that Zoomed is the new brand to have, but I've had no problems with reptomin...

[missibsu]

I've used all 3. My turts don't seem to have a preference, to them it's all food. I can't speak for actual nutritional value though. The zoo med brand is what came with my turts, the others are just what has been on hand when I needed refills. My turts eat more veggies than anything else.

[sflemin2]

Am I the only one that uses Rep Cal? My turtles seem to refer it over Reptomin. Those are typically my only two options in WV

[xfallwithmexo]

Am I the only one that uses Rep Cal? My turtles seem to refer it over Reptomin. Those are typically my only two options in WV

Never even heard of it.

[i.love.res]

Srry for the late reply, my turtles are now feeding on Reptomin, although they don't like it as much as Wardley