Omnivorous Reptile Food Links with Mixed Prey, Fruits and Vegetables in a Natural Collagen Casing

5 g (40 links) / No Egg
$69.87
Sale price  $69.87 Regular price 

Omnivorous Reptile Food Links with Mixed Prey, Fruits and Vegetables in a Natural Collagen Casing

$69.87
Sale price  $69.87 Regular price 
Link Size
Mix 1-dozen quail eggs directly into the links? (+$4.99)

Omnivorous reptile food links bring mixed prey, fruits and vegetables together in a natural collagen casing, combining animal and plant ingredients in one linked format. The prey blend includes guinea fowl, chicken, quail, rabbit and frog.

Green beans, collard greens, dandelion greens and endive accompany blueberries, blackberries and raspberries. Link sizes and pack counts vary, so you can select the format that suits your feeding routine. Quail eggs can be mixed directly into the links when you select the egg-added version.

Features

  • Five prey ingredients combined in one linked food format.
  • Vegetables, leafy greens and berries included in the base recipe.
  • Quail ingredient includes whole bird and some feathers.
  • Natural collagen casing.
  • Eight link-size selections, each offered without added eggs or with added quail eggs.
  • Separate short and long formats for the 50 g links.

Specifications

  • Product format: Linked food for omnivorous reptiles
  • Prey ingredients: Guinea fowl, chicken, quail, rabbit and frog
  • Rabbit ingredient: Ohio-raised New Zealand white or California white breed rabbit
  • Vegetable ingredients: Organic green beans, collard greens, dandelion greens and endive
  • Fruit ingredients: Blueberries, blackberries and raspberries
  • Casing: 100% natural collagen casing
  • Link size and pack count: 5 g: 40 links; 8–12 g: 40 links; 16–20: 24 links; 25 g: 20 links; 50 g short: 10 links; 50 g long: 10 links; 75 g: 7 links; 100 g: 6 links
  • Egg addition: No added eggs, or one dozen quail eggs mixed directly into the links

Frequently Asked Questions

What animal ingredients are in these reptile food links?

These reptile food links contain guinea fowl, chicken, quail, rabbit and frog. The quail ingredient includes whole bird and some feathers.

Do all versions contain added quail eggs?

No, these reptile food links are offered without added eggs or with one dozen quail eggs mixed directly into the links. Select the egg-added version if you want that addition.

How many reptile food links come in a pack?

The pack count depends on the selected link size: 5 g and 8–12 g contain 40 links, 16–20 contains 24, 25 g contains 20, either 50 g format contains 10, 75 g contains 7, and 100 g contains 6. These are link counts, rather than a prescribed number of feedings.

Is this reptile food blend fruit-free?

No, this reptile food blend contains blueberries, blackberries and raspberries. For a reptile whose diet requires little or no fruit, choose a blend suited to that dietary requirement.

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