Reptotreat Gammarus Food - .35Oz

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Reptotreat Gammarus Food - .35Oz

Part Number: TETR0016253
Weight: 0.06 lbs

An all-time turtle favorite - whole, sun-dried freshwater gammarus shrimp, 100% all natural. These small, baby shrimps are high in protein and are eagerly devoured by all aquatic turtles, frogs and newts.

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