Pellet food sera Professional Carnivor Nature for herbivorous reptiles, 1000 ml (310 g)

sera Professional Carnivor Nature for herbivorous reptiles, 1000 ml (310 g) is a pellet food designed for green iguanas, herbivorous reptiles and turtles. The product is presented as floating, two-colored granules produced by a co-extrusion process. The formula includes fish meal, corn starch, wheat gluten, wheat flour, gammarus (4%), brewers yeast and whole egg powder and is intended for use as a staple or supplementary diet at all life stages. The composition aims to provide high-quality proteins, omega fatty acids, essential vitamins, minerals and algae while maintaining an appropriate calcium-to-phosphorus ratio to support bone and carapace development.

Advantages

Floating two-colored pellets combine a nutrient-rich outer ring with a gently processed core. The outer ring supplies proteins and marine ingredients such as fish meal and gammarus for palatability and essential fatty acids, while the low-temperature extruded core preserves fragile vitamins, minerals and algae. The recipe contains brewers yeast and whole egg powder for additional protein and micronutrients. The product is formulated without added dyes and preservatives and is presented in a resealable 1000 ml container (310 g) for convenient storage and portioning.

Suitable for

• Green iguanas
• Herbivorous reptiles kept in terrariums
• Freshwater turtles and terrapins
• Use as a staple diet or as a supplementary food across life stages

Key specifications

• Format: floating two-colored pellets, co-extruded ring-and-core structure
• Net content: 1000 ml (310 g)
• Main ingredients: fish meal, corn starch, wheat gluten, wheat flour
• Included animal components: gammarus (4%), whole egg powder
• Additional ingredients: brewers yeast, algae
• Processing: low-temperature extrusion for the pellet core
• No added dyes or preservatives
• Balanced calcium-to-phosphorus ratio to support skeletal and carapace development

How to use

Offer pellets according to species, size and activity level: provide an amount that the animals consume within a short feeding period to avoid water fouling. As a staple diet, feed daily in portions adjusted for growth stage and metabolic needs; as a supplementary diet, incorporate into a varied feeding plan that includes fresh vegetables and appropriate plant matter. Monitor acceptance and adjust portion sizes. Store the container closed in a cool, dry place.

Usage recommendations

Introduce the pellets gradually if animals are transitioning from an all-fresh-plant diet. Combine with fresh leafy greens and vegetable matter to ensure dietary fibre and variety. Regularly check water quality in aquatically kept turtles and remove uneaten food promptly to maintain tank hygiene.