FruitMeal Base is a practical, palatable, and nutritionally balanced complementary feed designed to vary the diet of frugivorous and omnivorous reptiles. 40% fruit, selected protein sources, balanced calcium, low phosphorus, Vitamin A and E. To be used in rotation with properly integrated feeder insects and other foods suitable for the species.
The Banana flavor is the softest and most delicious variant in the FruitMeal Base line: 40% banana combined with apple for a balanced aromatic profile. After rehydration, it forms a soft and homogeneous cream, ideal for animals that enjoy velvety textures and full flavors.
▼ Main features
- 40% banana: sweet, creamy, highly palatable
- Selected protein sources (eggs, potato protein, whey)
- Balanced calcium for the ration, low phosphorus
- With Vitamin A and E
- NON-GMO
- Forms a soft and homogeneous cream after rehydration
▼ Ideal for
Frugivorous and omnivorous reptiles that appreciate sweet flavors and creamy textures. Always alternate with meals containing insects and other foods suitable for the species. The use of live insects is suggested to keep the animal's predatory instinct active.
▼ Directions for use and preparation
Preparation: Dissolve the powder in water at room temperature. Recommended dilution: 2 parts water and 1 part powder.
Feeding: Offer 2-3 times a week, alternating with insect meals.
▼ Technical specifications
Composition:
Processed fruit products (Banana 40%), Processed fruit products (Apple), Dehydrated glucose syrup, Eggs, Potato protein, Vegetable proteins, Calcium carbonate, Whey powder.
Analytical constituents:
Crude protein: 10.05%
Crude fiber: 8.01%
Crude fat: 2.23%
Crude ash: 2.83%
Calcium: 0.47%
Sodium: 0.12%
Phosphorus: 0.06%
Additives per kg:
Vitamin A (retinyl acetate): 10,000 IU
Vitamin E (all-rac-α-tocopheryl acetate): 100 mg
▼ Warnings
Complementary feed: does not constitute a complete diet. Supplement with insects, insect meal, calcium, calcium with D3, multivitamin, and other foods suitable for the species. Keep out of reach of children.
