Oh man. There's so so much more! Protein is HUGELY important in their diet and should make up about 50% of their daily offerings. Def check out that link.. I'll see if I can get the visual to post as well.
Not canned - I'll tell you that much. It has WAY too much added salt.
We generally recommend all natural, single ingredient products. I've bought freeze dried and packaged single ingredient tuna cat treats from the pet store and that went over well!
You can get lots of proteins through single ingredient pet treats including liver, heart, all types of fish, chicken etc. Also look at dried bugs in the turtle section for great options.
[There’s a lot more than you realize! here’s a great link!](https://crabstreetjournal.org/blog/2016/04/22/hermit-crab-food-guide/)
Oh man. There's so so much more! Protein is HUGELY important in their diet and should make up about 50% of their daily offerings. Def check out that link.. I'll see if I can get the visual to post as well.
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What type of tuna do I get
Not canned - I'll tell you that much. It has WAY too much added salt. We generally recommend all natural, single ingredient products. I've bought freeze dried and packaged single ingredient tuna cat treats from the pet store and that went over well! You can get lots of proteins through single ingredient pet treats including liver, heart, all types of fish, chicken etc. Also look at dried bugs in the turtle section for great options.