KIKI water turtle food

KIKI GAMMARUS for turtles is a natural food for water turtles composed of sun-dried river crustaceans. Rich in proteins and minerals for the natural development of the shell and bone formation, it is an ideal food for the whole year, avoiding deformations due to a lack of nutrients.

COMPOSITION:

100% natural and dried Gammarus.

ANALYTICAL CONSTITUENTS:

Proteins: 47%, Fats: 9.5%, Fiber: 12.8%, Ashes: 24.3%, Moisture: 12.5%

KIKI water turtle food

High-quality commercial turtle pellets specifically formulated for aquatic turtles are an essential part of their diet. These pellets provide a balanced blend of nutrients, vitamins, and minerals that are crucial for the turtle’s overall health. Look for pellets that float, making it easier for turtles to locate and consume them.

1. Live or Frozen Foods: Water turtles enjoy a variety of live or frozen foods, which can be offered as supplements to their pellet diet. Suitable options include small fish (such as feeder fish like guppies or minnows), earthworms, aquatic insects, shrimp, and bloodworms. These live or frozen foods provide additional protein and enrichment for your turtle.
2. Fresh Vegetables: Offer a variety of fresh vegetables to your water turtle to supplement their diet and provide essential vitamins and minerals. Safe options include dark leafy greens (such as kale, collard greens, and mustard greens), carrots, squash, zucchini, bell peppers, and green beans. Vegetables should be finely chopped or shredded to make them easier for turtles to consume.
3. Occasional Fruits: Offer small amounts of fruit as an occasional treat for your water turtle. Safe options include strawberries, bananas, apples (without seeds), and blueberries. Fruits should be offered sparingly due to their high sugar content.
4. Calcium and Vitamin Supplements: Dust commercial turtle pellets and other foods with calcium and vitamin supplements to ensure your water turtle receives all the necessary nutrients for bone health and overall well-being. Calcium supplements are particularly important for turtles to prevent metabolic bone disease.
5. Avoid Overfeeding: Be mindful not to overfeed your water turtle, as excess food can lead to obesity and other health issues. Feed young turtles daily and adult turtles every other day, adjusting the amount based on their size and activity level.
6. Variety and Balance: Offer a balanced diet that includes a variety of foods to ensure your water turtle receives all the essential nutrients they need. Experiment with different foods to discover your turtle’s preferences and provide enrichment.
7. Clean Water: Ensure that your water turtle has access to clean, freshwater at all times for drinking and swimming. Regularly clean the water and filtration system to maintain water quality and prevent the spread of bacteria and disease.

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