Zoo Med Floating Turtle Feeder Translucent Orange
Zoo Med Floating Turtle Feeder Translucent Orange
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Description
Description
The Zoo Med Turtle Feeders collection features the Floating Turtle Feeder in translucent orange, an innovative aquarium accessory designed to enhance feeding time for aquatic turtles while keeping their environment clean and organized. This feeder is shaped like a fish and floats on the water surface, releasing food pellets when nudged by the turtle, simulating natural foraging behavior. Its translucent design allows turtles to see the food pellets inside, encouraging active feeding and mental stimulation. As part of essential feeders for reptiles in fish tank aquarium supplies, this feeder offers a hygienic alternative to dumping food directly into the water, reducing waste and uneaten pellets that can pollute the tank.
The floating feeder provides a fun and interactive feeding experience that mimics wild behaviors, promoting healthier turtle activity and reducing the risk of tank water contamination. Its innovative design also helps keep food contained in one area, making tank maintenance easier for caretakers.
Ingredients & Analysis
Ingredients & Analysis
Attributes OR Specification
Attributes OR Specification
Floating fish shape with pellet release mechanism
Stimulates natural foraging and gradual feeding
Simple loading and cleaning
safety and precautions
safety and precautions
- Use only aquarium-safe feeding pellets to prevent damage or pollution.
- Remove the feeder from the tank periodically for cleaning.
- Monitor the turtles’ behavior to ensure they are interacting safely.
- Do not leave uneaten food pellets inside the feeder for extended periods.
- Keep feeder components away from small children due to potential choking hazards.
Direction
Direction
- Fill the feeder with suitable turtle food pellets.
- Place the feeder gently on the water surface of the turtle’s aquarium or pond.
- Allow turtles to bump the feeder to release food gradually.
- Clean the feeder regularly to prevent algae buildup and maintain function.
- Monitor feeding to adjust food quantities and prevent overfeeding.
