Product Description
Shrimp are natural prey for many different aquatic turtles, reptiles, and fish because they provide a high source of protein. Fluker's Grub Bag Turtle Treats are a convenient way to offer a high-protein treat without the hassle of dealing with live feeders. Offer in combination with other foods to provide a well-rounded diet for your pet.
Top 10 FAQs for Fluker’s Grub Bag Turtle Treat – River Shrimp:
What is Fluker’s Turtle Treat – River Shrimp?
It’s a convenient, ready-to-feed treat made from 100% dried river shrimp, offering a high-protein snack that turtles naturally love.
Is this a complete food or a treat?
This is a treat, not a full diet. It’s meant to supplement your turtle’s regular balanced food and add variety to their feeding routine.
What kinds of turtles can eat this treat?
It’s ideal for aquatic and semi-aquatic turtles such as red-eared sliders, painted turtles, and map turtles, which eat shrimp and other small aquatic prey in the wild.
How do I feed river shrimp to my turtle?
Simply drop a few dried shrimp into your turtle’s tank or feeding dish. They’ll float on the surface, making them easy for turtles to grab.
Can I feed this treat daily?
It’s best to offer river shrimp 2–3 times a week in small amounts. Too much protein can be unhealthy if not balanced with other foods.
Do I need to soak or rehydrate the shrimp before feeding?
You don’t have to, but you can soak them in warm water for a few minutes if your turtle prefers softer textures or is a juvenile.
Does this need to be refrigerated after opening?
No. Just reseal the bag after use and store it in a cool, dry place.
What are the benefits of feeding river shrimp?
River shrimp are naturally high in protein, fat, and essential nutrients that support energy, growth, and shell health.
Can other pets eat these dried shrimp?
Yes! They can also be offered as treats to fish, amphibians, reptiles, and birds that eat aquatic prey.
My turtle didn’t eat the shrimp—what should I do?
Try offering fewer shrimp at first or mixing them with their regular food. Some turtles need time to adjust to new textures or flavors.