Turtle pelets as snake food?

[Sid]

All of the "critters" here are always fed natural, unprocessed food items. So, no I would not use or recommend the pellets.

[Lori P]

LOL Stefan, you sound like my husband. :-) I was thinking about the snakes getting veggies, last weekend when I fed them minnows that had just feasted on one of their favorite things: chopped peas. It occurred to me that my snakies now also had bellies full of chopped peas. :-)

But I agree, I would not want to feed a soley processed diet to any of the animals. You just can't replace live enzymes, vitamins and minerals, trace elements, etc with processed foods.

[Zephyr]

Hmm. You know what would be a shocking breakthrough in the snake hobby? The discovery of a herbivorous snake.

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

i am willing to bet that will never happen

[adamanteus]

Hmm. You know what would be a shocking breakthrough in the snake hobby? The discovery of a herbivorous snake.

'Twig Snakes'.... don't they eat twigs?

[Stefan-A]

Could an emerald tree boa squeeze the tar out of a ficus?

[adamanteus]

Stefan, you're being silly now. They live in trees, and they eat emeralds.

[Zephyr]

Stefan, you're being silly now. They live in trees, and they eat emeralds.

lawl
And the Japanese harvested them for food during the third world war.

[adamanteus]

Bloody Japs... eat anything!

[Zephyr]

Bloody Japs... eat anything!

Which raises another question.
James, do you have a British accent? XD