🐌 Zoo Med Can O' Snails Turtle Food: Nutritious 1.7-Ounce Snail Meal for Reptiles Review

I have a puffer that won't eat canned cat and dog food (one of the things they should be eating!). another owner offered these canned snails! Finally! He loves her! I also gave them to my garter snake as a treat!

The price of this product is a little high when you feed small animals like frogs. For larger animals that can eat half the can, this is a good value as the snails don't go bad. Feeding a small frog I tend to lose half a glass, but overall a good handy product!

My blue tongued skink loves her. Revain asks me to mention "thickness", "value for money" and "smell", so here we go. Thickness?: Well, the glass is less than 2 inches high and less than 3 inches in diameter. Snails are small pieces half an inch or smaller that look like tiny brains. Value for Money: Seems a bit pricey at 1.7 ounces, but they're mainly used as a treat so they last a decent amount of time. Don't stick your nose in the glass and you'll be fine. These are dead snails cooling in…

Until the snail eaters gave me a constant supply I decided to buy them because I heard skinks like them. The only problem I have is the packaging. The lid that sealed the jar after opening was broken, so I had to use another method of refrigerated storage. Luckily I plan on freezing them since my adult skink only eats twice a week so I don't need it anyway. The snails are non-sticky and difficult to spot. They seem quite strong and go well together, so getting them out of the jar one at a time…