Invert Aquatics Frog Bites Moist Sinking Pellet Amphibian Food, 3 oz (85 g), quick sinking

Invert Aquatics Frog Bites are moist sinking pellets, and the pack holds 85 g (3 oz). The pellet is the item form, and the label names aquatic and terrestrial frogs as the specific use. Each bite is described as easy to break apart, so a keeper can divide a piece before offering it. The pack is a single unit.

Does this food suit your frog?

Invert Aquatics lists Frog Bites for both aquatic and terrestrial frogs, so a keeper running either kind of setup can use the same pack. The pellet form and the quick sinking behaviour are the points to check against your feeding routine: the label names frogs, and the recommended use is feeding amphibians. No other animal appears in the listed uses.

What goes into the Frog Bites formula

The recipe lists fish meal, wheat feed flour, soy lecithin, fish oil, squid meal and shrimp meal among its ingredients, and it also includes brewers dried yeast, bentonite, dicalcium phosphate and propylene glycol. Two named additions are spirulina and astaxanthin, which appear on the label as special ingredients.

The vitamin list covers L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate (vitamin C), choline chloride, vitamin E, niacin, d-calcium pantothenate, riboflavin, thiamine mononitrate, biotin, pyridoxine hydrochloride, folic acid, vitamin A, vitamin D3, vitamin B12 and inositol. Minerals named are manganese sulfate and zinc sulfate. The analysis on the label puts crude protein at a minimum of 45.0% and crude fat at a minimum of 18%.

How the moist pellets behave

The pellets are moist and sink quickly, so they travel below the surface soon after they are offered. The label describes them as easy to break apart, which lets a keeper divide a pellet into smaller pieces before feeding. Invert Aquatics also describes the bites as aromatically stimulating.

Feeding Frog Bites

Use the pellets for feeding amphibians, as the label states; the pack gives no further directions on amount or frequency. The moist form and the quick sink are the two properties to work with at feeding time, and breaking a pellet apart is the listed feature for changing the portion size.

What should you check before buying these amphibian food pellets?

Which frogs are these pellets meant for?

The label lists aquatic and terrestrial frogs, and the recommended use is feeding amphibians.

How much food is in the pack?

The pack weighs 85 g (3 oz), sold as 1.5 ounce (Pack of 1).

Do the pellets float?

No, the label describes them as quick sinking and moist, so they go down rather than staying at the surface.

Can the pellets be split for a smaller frog?

Yes, the label lists easy to break apart, so one pellet can be divided into smaller pieces.

What protein level does the food have?

The analysis on the label gives a crude protein minimum of 45.0% and a crude fat minimum of 18%.