Fluker's Grub Bag Turtle Treat River Shrimp Dry Food, 12 oz

Treat your turtle to something special with Fluker's Grub Bag Turtle Treat in River Shrimp, a 12 oz dry food made to be a high protein treat. The Grub Bag is a convenient way to offer a high protein treat containing river shrimp without the hassle of dealing with live insects. For owners who want to spoil their shelled friend without the mess and fuss of live feeders, this is an easy and tidy way to do it. Treat time should be a joy for both of you, and this bag keeps it simple from scoop to bowl.

Why turtle keepers love this river shrimp treat:

• A high protein treat featuring river shrimp for your turtle.
• Skips the hassle of dealing with live insects, so feeding stays clean and simple.
• Dry food format that is easy to store and easy to serve.
• A generous 12 oz, giving you plenty of treats to share over time.
• Ideal for aquatic turtles, a perfect fit for your shelled companion.
• Also suited to terrestrial amphibians, tropical fish, and reptiles, handy for multi-pet homes.
• Convenient to offer as part of your turtle's regular treat routine.
• A fuss free alternative to keeping and handling live feeders.
• Made by Fluker's, a name reptile and turtle keepers already know.
• An easy way to add a little variety and a protein boost to treat time.

There is something satisfying about watching your turtle dig into a treat, and the Grub Bag makes those moments simple to deliver. You get the high protein appeal of river shrimp in a dry food you can simply scoop and serve, with none of the work that comes from raising or storing live insects. The 12 oz size keeps plenty on hand, so you are never scrambling when treat time rolls around. Keep the bag handy and you have treats ready for your aquatic turtle, and for terrestrial amphibians, tropical fish, and reptiles too, which is a real convenience in a multi-pet household. It is a clean, convenient way to make treat time a little more exciting for the shelled friend who counts on you, without any of the live feeder hassle.