Zoo Med Sun-Dried Large Red Shrimp Reptile Food & Treat

Sun-Dried Red Shrimp for Large Aquatic Turtles and Fish

Product Description

Zoo Med Sun-Dried Large Red Shrimp are a protein-rich food for large aquatic turtles, large freshwater or marine aquarium fish, and invertebrates. Made from a single ingredient, red shrimp (Solenocera melantho), they can be fed as a staple food or as a high-protein treat three to four times weekly. Offer 6 to 12 shrimp per animal, depending on size.

Benefits

• Protein-Rich Food: Contains at least 59% crude protein, making these shrimp a protein-rich addition to your feeding routine.
• Single Ingredient: Made from a single listed ingredient, sun-dried red shrimp (Solenocera melantho), with no other ingredients listed.
• For Large Aquatic Turtles: Zoo Med describes these shrimp as ideal for large aquatic turtles and offers them as a staple or a treat.
• Fish and Invertebrates Too: Also suited to large freshwater or marine aquarium fish and invertebrates, according to Zoo Med.
• Staple or Treat: Feed as a staple food or three to four times weekly as a high-protein treat.
• Nutritional Boost: Zoo Med notes that shrimp add a nutritional boost to any feeding regimen, whether as a staple or a treat.

Variants

• 0.5 Ounces
• 2.5 Ounces
• 5 Ounces

Ingredients

Guaranteed Analysis

Ingredient List

Red shrimp (Solenocera melantho).

How to Use

Recommended-Dosage Chart

Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed on the label, and consult your veterinarian if you have any concerns about your pet's health.

Dosage & Administration Instructions

• Count Out the Shrimp: Offer 6 to 12 red shrimp per animal, adjusting within that range based on your animal's size.
• Pick Your Schedule: Feed the shrimp as a staple food, or three to four times weekly as a high-protein treat.
• Remove Leftovers: Scoop out any shrimp your animals have not eaten after five minutes of feeding time.

Additional Information

Precautions

• Made for Large Animals: Made for large turtles, fish, and invertebrates; ask your veterinarian before offering them to smaller animals.
• Not for Human Consumption: These sun-dried shrimp are made for animals only and are labeled not for human consumption.
• Clear Uneaten Food: Scoop out uneaten shrimp after five minutes rather than leaving extra food in the tank or habitat.

Storage Information

• Cool, Dry Storage: Seal the container after use and protect the shrimp from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight.

Shipping & Return

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Can my turtle eat dried red shrimp?

Ans: Yes. Zoo Med describes its Sun-Dried Red Shrimp as ideal for large aquatic turtles, as well as larger freshwater or saltwater aquarium fish and invertebrates. Feed 6-12 shrimp per animal, depending on size, and remove any leftovers after 5 minutes.

Q2: How often should I feed red shrimp?

Ans: Zoo Med says you can feed Sun-Dried Red Shrimp as a staple food or three to four times weekly as a high-protein treat. Either way, offer 6 to 12 shrimp per animal, depending on its size, and scoop out any uneaten shrimp after 5 minutes.

Q3: How many shrimp should I give each animal?

Ans: Zoo Med recommends feeding 6 to 12 red shrimp per animal, depending on the animal's size. Larger animals can receive amounts toward the higher end of that range. Remove any shrimp that remain uneaten after 5 minutes of feeding from the water or habitat.

Q4: What is in Zoo Med Sun-Dried Red Shrimp?

Ans: The only ingredient listed is red shrimp (Solenocera melantho). The guaranteed analysis shows a minimum of 59.0% crude protein and 8.5% crude fat, with a maximum of 3.5% crude fiber and 9.0% moisture, making them a protein-rich food for large aquatic animals.

Q5: Can I feed red shrimp to aquarium fish?

Ans: Yes, for larger species. Zoo Med lists large freshwater or marine aquarium fish and invertebrates, as well as large aquatic turtles, among the animals for which these shrimp are ideal. Follow the same guidance of 6 to 12 shrimp per animal, depending on size.

Q6: Can I feed these shrimp to a small or baby turtle?

Ans: Zoo Med lists these shrimp for large aquatic turtles, large fish, and invertebrates. Its product page does not cover smaller animals, so check with your veterinarian before offering them to small or young turtles or other small aquatic pets.