? About this food.

[Kevin Kaz]

Has anyone ever tried this kind before? Composition is in the 2nd picture.

 

[Yvonne G]

No, but the ingredients look ok. I would feel ok adding it to a regular diet of fresh greens.

 

[Kevin Kaz]

No, but the ingredients look ok. I would feel ok adding it to a regular diet of fresh greens.

Ok thanks! I didn't want to open it without knowing for sure! My clutterbones came in today, so I put it in and he loves it. Whenever I put the repticalcium powder on his food, he rarely eats any. What should I do in that situation besides the clutterbone for his extra calcium source.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

You can scrape the cuddlebone and sprinkle the fine powder on the food, also.
Tortoises wont always chew on a cuddlebone, but they will search it out when they feel the need to.

 

[Kevin Kaz]

He really likes the clutterbone. I caught him taking a few bites of it.

 

[JoesMum]

Joe hardly ever eats cuttlebone these days - perhaps because he's stopped growing?

By the way it is spelled cuTTlebone - it comes from the Cuttlefish

 

[ZEROPILOT]

It beats Clutterbones.
And mine have ignored them for months, but two of my females...The two laying eggs have started to really chomp on them now.
I throw away about 10-12 per year that never get touched. Just nasty/dirty.

 

[Yvonne G]

It beats Clutterbones.
And mine have ignored them for months, but two of my females...The two laying eggs have started to really chomp on them now.
I throw away about 10-12 per year that never get touched. Just nasty/dirty.

So, if you had left those 10 or 12 cuttlebones sitting around in the habitat, they would truly have been clutter-bones!