Zoo Med Blue Tongue Skink Food Crumbles

Blue Tongue Skink Food

Zoo Med's Blue Tongue Skink food crumbles are expertly crafted by nutritionists. They offer a well - balanced diet that caters to the nutritional needs of Blue Tongue Skinks, promoting healthy growth and development. These crumbles include chopped grasses like Timothy and Alfalfa, which supply long - stem fiber, a key part of their natural diet. There are also small amounts of mango and black soldier fly larvae to meet the skinks' unique dietary demands. Plus, it features delicious Dandelion Greens, Yucca, and other plants that blue tongue skinks adore.

• All - natural formula, no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives
• Enriched with added vitamins and minerals
• Can be combined with Zoo Med canned Blue tongue skink and Tegu food, as well as the Can O insect line, to diversify their diet
• Offers a comprehensive balanced diet for growth and development

Instructions: For hatchling skinks up to three months, offer food freely and change it daily. For juvenile to adult skinks, feed three times a week. You can moisten the pellets with water to stimulate feeding. Adding fresh fruits and vegetables can be a great occasional treat and encourage skinks switching from live food to a pelleted diet. Always provide clean drinking water; treat tap water with Reptisafe water conditioner. Store the food in a cool, dry place and never feed moldy food.

This Zoo Med Blue Tongue Skink food is a great choice for your pet. To feed hatchling skinks up to three months old, just let them eat as much as they want and change the food every day. For juvenile to adult skinks, give them the food three times a week. You can add some water to the pellets to make them soft, which might get your skink more interested in eating. Sometimes, adding fresh fruits and veggies is a nice treat and can help skinks that are used to live food switch to this pelleted diet. Always make sure there's clean water for your skink. If you're using tap water, use Reptisafe water conditioner. Keep the food in a cool and dry place and don't ever feed your skink food that has mold on it.