Komodo Tortoise Grass Seed Kit
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The grass is always greener when you grow it inside — especially with Komodo Grow Your Own Tortoise Grass! Many torts enjoy grass, and it’s a very healthy part of their diet. This product has all the supplies you need to grow it indoors all year round, inside a flower pot or right your shelly friend’s terrarium. Just plant the seeds and water them regularly.
Key Benefits- A healthy and tasty snack enjoyed by many tortoise species.
- Can be grown inside a pot or inside your tort’s terrarium.
- Hardy plants will grow year round indoors.
- Easy to plant and maintain.
- Package contains everything you need.
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Item Number216190
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Dimensions6.5 x 5 x 2.5 inches
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Weight4 ounces
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Food FormPellets
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Reptile TypeTortoise, Aquatic Turtle
Pure Seed: Oats, Variety Not Stated 99.15%, Other Crop Seed 0.56%, Inert Matter 28%, Germination 91%.
Customer Reviews
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Not worth the money
By AngBrz on Sep 6, 2021
Unfortunately, the 2x I tried the little grass seed kit, out of 50-60 seeds, only 20 sprouted each time. Better off going to the organic section at your local grocery store and getting a box of wheatgrass already grown.
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Grew quick, and eaten just as fast
By Luckyhorse on Aug 9, 2021
We bought 3, and all were a success. They grew incredibly quick, and our little Greek Tortoises loved them. Only concern was the soil. It came with fertilzer pellets (potting soil). Being concerned our torts would eat the fertilzer pellets, we had to repot the seeds in plain soil.
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Unsatisfactory
By Judy on Sep 14, 2021
I bought this so there would be fresh grass for the tortoise. Approximately 10 pieces sprouted and that is it. Nothing like the picture.
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Turbo and Moorlah
By Shelleys on Apr 21, 2021
My box turtle and my tortoise loved it!!!..they are my babies
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Grow baby grow
By Ampcats on Mar 13, 2021
I was how fast it grew. My 8 month old sulcata. He loves it.
