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Zoo Med Fruit Mix-Ins Red Banana Reptile Wet Food 1ea/3.4 oz

Zoo Med Fruit Mix-Ins Red Banana Reptile Wet Food 1ea/3.4 oz

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Zoo Med Fruit Mix-Ins Red Banana Reptile Wet Food 1ea/3.4 oz

Fresh canned fruits in sauce to be used as a mix-in with fresh pelleted diets. Great for Tropical Lizards, Box Turtles, Forest type species of Tortoises, Hermit Crabs, Iguanas, Crested Geckos, Day Geckos, etc. Additional Information: Feed hatchling animals daily. Feed Adult animals 3-4 times per week. Fruit should be no more than 20% of the total diet, (10% with forest Tortoises).Mash fruit for hatchlings and small species. Promptly refrigerate contents after opening. br/>Sold in Quantity of: 1

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