Anyhow, my long and rambling question is as follows:
I've noticed that the reptomin pellets have a lot more chemical stuff (in other words, stuff I can't pronounce xP) in them, where as the nutrafin gammarus only has fish meal, soy flour, wheat flour, oat flour, shrimp meal, yeast, kelp meal and fish liver meal.
(I couldn't find the amount of phosphorous in the nutrafin, even on the Hagen website.)
Do turtle pellets go bad or stale? Do Reptomin's (or some of the other recomended brands) chemical ingredients preserve the food for longer? It's usually more cost effective to buy a bigger container, but it takes longer to use it up.
Actually, as I'm writing this, I see for the first time on the bottom of the Nutrafin tin it actually has an expiry date. I suppose that sort of answers my question, but I'd like to hear others opinions...
Also, if anyone happens to know Nutrafin's phosphorous content, that would be great too
