Protein besides hard boiled eggs

[Kauaitortmama]

I fed my red foot hard boiled eggs befoee and she LOVED them but then that night she threw up all over her enclosure. I've been scared to feed her any since then but worry about her protein intake. I feed her crickets and meal worms, quite a lot actually but I worry she doesn't get the right amount and kind of protein. Help! Petco said she was a year old but I'm thinking she was a few years old if counting rings on the shell is indicitive of age...

 

[wellington]

Unless the picture is really deceiving, she is much old. She looks too large to br a couple years old.
@ZEROPILOT can help with diet and a picture next to a shoe or something will give a better size. The growth rings are not real reliable.

 

[jsheffield]

I feed this raw dog food and shrimp... both are easy to feed, cheap to buy, and I can keep them in the freezer into I'm ready to feed them to my tortoises....

Jamie

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Yeah.
A photo with either a yard stick or something to use as a guide to determine the actual size would be helpful.
A yearling is still pretty small.
Don't stress about the protein. You'll find many foods that qualify and that can be safely fed.
I use mostly DOG food as has already been mentioned. But I also feed chicken liver, whole mashed, boiled eggs and Mazuri 5M21.
Protein makes up less than 5% of the diet of mine right now. It can be as much as 50% on occasion.
Use a wide variety of fruits, flowers, greens, mushrooms and vegetable matter also.
Variety is your answer.

 

[Kauaitortmama]

Unless the picture is really deceiving, she is much old. She looks too large to br a couple years old.
@ZEROPILOT can help with diet and a picture next to a shoe or something will give a better size. The growth rings are not real reliable.

She is about 6" long