Omega One Frog & Tadpole Sinking Pellets Food, 1.2-oz jar
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Omega One Frog & Tadpole Sinking Pellets Food contains an abundance of fresh, natural fats that are critical for amphibian growth and energy. With fewer starches and carbohydrates, these pellets also provide the ideal low-fiber diet and promote proper digestion.
Key Benefits- Made with whole, fresh seafood sourced from sustainable Alaskan fisheries
- Formulated with the appropriate levels of Vitamin A, D3 and Calcium which are critical for healthy development and help to prevent disease in amphibians
- Natural pigments in salmon skins enhance vibrant colors while omega -3 and -6 support a strong immune systems
- Low fiber aids in proper digestion and since the formula is meal-free it won’t cloud your water
- Sinking pellets are a perfect diet for your frog or tadpole
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Item Number97767
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Food FormPellets
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Reptile TypeFrog
Salmon, Halibut, Wheat Flour, Rice Bran, Shrimp, Wheat Gluten, Soy Flour, Herring, Vegetable Oil, BHA (a Preservative), Bht (a Preservative), Ethoxyquin (a Preservative), Annatto Extract, Potassium Sorbate (a Preservative), Lecithin, Calcium L-Ascorbyl-2-Monophosphate (a Source of Vitamin C), Vitamin A Acetate, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin E Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Riboflavin, Niacin, Inositol.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 41.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 12.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 2.0% max |
| Moisture | 8.0% max |
| Ash | 8.5% max |
Feed 3 - 4 pellets per animal daily or as much as animal can consume in a 24 hour period. If uneaten food remains after 24 hours, remove it and begin to feed a smaller amount.
Customer Reviews
88% Recommend
88% of reviewersrecommend this product
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Mine didn't like it
By Emily on Sep 5, 2020
It's difficult writing a review for food when everyone's pets are so different! Other reviews said their African dwarf frogs ate it but mine won't! They have a hard time finding it but when they do, they just spit them out after a second. I think they may not like it because it's too hard. I'm sure it might be great for bigger frogs!
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Omega one frog
By loveaferret95 on Oct 17, 2020 top250Contributor
My dwarf frogs does not like this food it just sit in there dish turns to a moldie yuck
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Too large for dwarf frog
By Bobbi on Jun 22, 2020
The food seems to smell attractive enough to my frog, but too large for her to eat. She's a full grown African dwarf frog, but doesn't seem to know what to do with it. I've been feeding another, much smaller sinking pellet, so perhaps that's what she's used to. I will continue to try feeding this and will update if any change.
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My friend feeds her pond Fish and Frongs
By MyFriendsCats on Aug 15, 2020
They love this. It lasts a long time. It is a great Value!!!
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Big bites for tadapoles
By Purpod on Aug 25, 2019
These bites are big for older pollywogs. They float for a moment then sink where they are saturated & get eaten up.
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Best Aquatic Frog Food!
By Michelle on Oct 27, 2018
I have African dwarf frogs, they sometimes need help finding the food but these pellets are perfectly sized that they only need a few per feeding to be satisfied. They sink right away and don't contain copper, which could harm my frogs!!!
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African Dwarf Frogs eat it. Love the whole fish ingredients.
By CRowland on Nov 15, 2018
My African Dwarf Frogs eat it. I love the whole fish ingredients. It does contain Wheat, Rice, Soy, BHA, BHT, and Ethoxyquin.
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Tappile/Frog pellets
By Busymom on Jun 26, 2018
Good price frogs enjoy it. Shipment came pretty fast
