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- Description
Give your aquatic turtle a diet that draws on decades of research with Zoo Med ReptiSticks Floating Aquatic Turtle Dry Food. This 1 oz size offers floating sticks specially formulated to meet the needs of aquatic species of turtles, as well as newts, frogs, and crabs. With over 25 years of experience studying the nutritional requirements of reptiles, Zoo Med built this food to reflect what these animals would naturally eat.
What makes ReptiSticks a smart choice:
- Floating sticks make feeding easy to watch and simple to manage at the surface.
- Specially formulated for aquatic turtles, newts, frogs, and crabs.
- Made with fish, shrimp, and kale to simulate their natural diet of animal and plant material.
- Includes added vitamins and minerals to round out the diet.
- Backed by Zoo Med's 25-plus years researching reptile nutritional needs.
- Reflects how aquatic turtles eat both animal and plant material in nature.
- Made in the USA, as noted on the product tags.
- The 1 oz size is handy for smaller setups or trying the food with your pet.
- Feed one to two times daily for a steady feeding routine.
- Designed to give your aquatic pets variety alongside other Zoo Med foods.
Feeding is straightforward. Place a small portion of floating ReptiSticks in the water and allow your turtle to eat for up to five minutes, then remove any uneaten food with a net after one hour to keep the habitat clean. Offer the food one to two times daily as part of a balanced routine. For additional variety, Zoo Med suggests pairing ReptiSticks with its Can O Shrimp and turtle treats so your aquatic friends get a more interesting menu. Because the recipe combines fish, shrimp, and kale with added vitamins and minerals, it brings together the animal and plant material that aquatic turtles seek out in the wild. Made in the USA and grounded in over 25 years of reptile nutrition research, this 1 oz size is an easy way to nourish the turtles, newts, frogs, and crabs in your care.
