Tortoise Diet, 12 oz.

Too too costly mine lucky(pet) doest even smell it eating is out of the question

My tortoise loves these

It’s not accepted by the turtles even wet

Exactly what my sulcata tortoise (Tortnado) needed! Make sure you're getting a low starch for the African spurred / sulcata tortoise. I had a little bit of water and her calcium to this and she eats it before it even dries!

I have three leopard tortoises (Stigmochelys pardalis, 2 different varieties) ranging from 5 to 16 years old and about 12 inches in length. The two younger tortoises were raised on the Mazuri LS diet starting with the smaller pellet size, and switching to the larger size at about age 18 months. The oldest was switched to Mazuri LS at about age 8. The tortoises roam (and snack on) a grass yard during the summer, and get a flower or a lettuce leaf as a treat. However, the Mazuri LS pellets are their main food year-round. The tortoises appear to relish the pellets when lightly moistened. Together, the 3 tortoises eat roughly 1 cup of pellets per day. The main ingredient of the pellets is hay, so the pellets have a mild scent of dried grass that I find pleasant. I buy a 25 lb bag about twice per year and keep the pellets in a large, screw-top dog food storage container. All three tortoises have good shell form and are in excellent health - the Mazuri LS diet satisfies all their nutritional needs. I recommend it highly.

Tortoise love these. I bought them as supplementation to her variety of greens, flowers and weeds because these are high in fiber and I tried one other brand and she would not touch them not to mention they were huge pellets these were just right. I just keep fresh ones in a dish so she can eat them when she wants, sometimes I sprinkle a little extra calcium powder on them. (my girls is a Horsefield Tortoise (aka Russian Tortoise). Please note supplemental to their diet, please don't just feed your tortoise this and nothing else, they need fresh greens, weeds, flower, safe veggies. Tortoise Table has a great list of safe foods. Always use vitamins and calcium as well for your captive critters :)