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Reptile Food

If you’re looking for a lizard or turtle food, you’ll find it at Your Online Pet Store. We stock nutritionally balanced pellets, Nutrafin Max Turtle Pellets, Exo Terra Canned Mealworms, Exo Terra Liquid Calcium-Magnesium Supplement, and Exo Terra aquatic food Reptiles are a diverse group of animals and each pet has different nutritional needs. This is why we aim to store both insects and pellets so you can give your pet everything he needs. Many reptiles live mainly on the food of live insects such as flies, crickets, worms, and their offspring. While some captive reptiles accept inanimate insects, most reptiles live genetically, they are only attracted to live, ambulatory food. It is the movement of prey that initiates the instinct of reptile feeding. Nutrafin Max Turtle Pellets is a nutritious high flavor formula that is naturally pigmented in high-value form by its ingredients. This high-quality food is enriched with co-morbid shrimp and vitamin D, which are excellent sources of calcium for a hard shell. It also contains multivitamins and advanced yeast Extract to support the digestive system and the final ingredients of turtle nutrition.

You see, not all reptiles need to be fed meat. Some reptiles are mostly herbaceous, which means they often eat green plants, but they need some kind of protein. Most pets' reptiles eat much less varied food than they do in the wild. Malnutrition can lead to weak bones, disease, and generally short life of your pet. Pellets are a great way to enhance your reptile diet, especially for plants and algae. These balanced diets go a long way in making your reptiles healthier. Even with a mixture of pellets and fresh food, many pets benefit from reptiles or require supplements. Your reptile needs will vary greatly depending on what foods you provide and what breed. Your Online Pet Store has reptile food accessories that are enriched with Vitamin D.

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