Healthy Herp Tortoise Cactus 1 97 Ounce Review

The amount of this is for a child not my 8 year old sulcata. I'm not sure if he ate it out of desperation or hunger, or if he liked it. I have used this feed twice.

I soaked them in warm water for over 3 minutes as directed. My poor guy ate one and it's CLOSED on the palate, we're trying to peel it off at that point. Bad idea. I'm so sad.

That's enough for my turtles. I soak them in water for about 5-8 minutes to soften them before offering them. Although super expensive. You can buy fresh pads for $14 a pound (that's a lot of pads).

They recover very little water quickly, we mix dried fruit but be sure to check the pieces, some of them still have a few needles. The only downside is that the bottle doesn't last long.

I didn't read the size of the bottle so it's smaller than I thought. Although it's my fault. The cactus bits are a great size for my turtle but I didn't notice if she ate them because I mix them with other herbs. Otherwise a good product.

I gave 2 stars in my original review because my turtle doesn't touch it. I kept suggesting them on his feed and he eventually started eating them. In fact, now he will pick them first before eating his vegetables. I think they're like kids who don't want to try anything new and then find that they like it when they try it.

My 4 year old leopard tortoise is so picky but loves it! At first she didn't eat them from her bowl, but then I took one and gave it to her, she went straight to her bowl to eat the remaining pieces. I noticed that one of them was stuck in her mouth, but I pulled it out with no problem. When I add them to food, there are no stickiness issues.