Zoo Med Turtle Bone Turtle & Tortoise Food at Pet Mountain

On June 20, 2012:
These 2 bones are just cutle bones that you could give your birds. Much cheaper without the box at your local pet store.

On October 11, 2011:
Before I dropped the Turtle Bone in my Red Ear Slider tank, she would constantly chew my $50 floating ramp, air hose, and heater wire. Now, she only chews the $1.55 Turtle Bone. And 1 box lasts about a month. This saves me so much money!

On December 14, 2010:
If you own a turtle, or turtles, you must have these on hand at all times. My turtles love them, eat 1 a week.

On September 2, 2010:
My turtle loves chewing on these, I go through them rather quickly, and PetMountain has the best price anywhere. They float in the water and provide some entertainment as well as nutrients for my turtle. I use them broken in half because i find that after a while in the water they tend to get brown and smelly and I dont want my turtle eating it like that.

On August 31, 2010:
My turtles love them, and these are a great price for them.

On June 8, 2010:
this item works to maintain the turtles happy and chewing on something that will not harm them! Keeps mouths, not sharp

On May 4, 2010:
I only learned about the importance of these Cuttle bones for turtles a few months ago. They tend to float, so I clip my with a veggie clip to hold it under water. The turtles use it as they need it. I break it in half and only use part of one at a time. This is an important source of calcium for them. It isn't just a treat. If you have aquatic turtles, you need this product. Can't beat PetMountain price even with freight.

On November 17, 2009:
Turtles love these things. They simply crave calcium, and its good for them.

On September 24, 2009:
It is fun to watch the Turtles (Mikie, Sulley, Stevie and Harley) chomp down on these calcium bars. Easy for them to eat, easy to give to them. Love this product.

On September 23, 2009:
These bones help curb the biting of the turtle. They float in the water and last for months. The turtles not only bite them, but play with them like a surf board! They also provide another source of calcium to keep the shells strong.