Tegu Hatchling Bundle - The best Tegu food on the market.
Tegu Hatchling Bundle - The best Tegu food on the market.
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Raw whole-prey quadruple-ground and blended with organic fruits and vegetables - providing a healthy, safe, convenient first food source for your juvenile Tegu. The naturally high calcium-to-phospherous ratio ensures your Tegu will maintain great c:p ratios allowing you to safely add variety to your Tegus diet with insects and fresh fruits and vegetables.
The bundle includes two 1/2 kg packs of ground whole-prey without casings (MegaBlend + Fruits and Veggies) and 1 pack of 40 8-12 g links (MegaBlend + Fruits and Veggies).
The pack provides a total of 1.4 kg of food (3.1 pounds). The ground prey (without the casing) can be served until the Tegu has grown enough to eat the 8-12 g links. The bundle should provide 6 months food for your hatchling.
If your Tegu is large enough to eat hopper mice, you can start with our tied links such as the MegaBlend, our most popular product!
Ingredients: Every prey type, in one! Guinea fowl, Chicken, Quail (includes whole bird and some feathers), Ohio raised New Zealand white or California white breed rabbit, and frog. Organic green beans, collard greens, dandelion greens, endive, blueberries, blackberries, and raspberries, 100% natural collagen casing.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
We know shopping for new food can be stressful - which is why we offer a 100% money-back guarantee. If your reptile or amphibian does not eat the links after 3 weeks, simply send us an email with a picture of the unused product and the animal you are feeding and we will refund your order up to a maximum of $100.
Please note that this offer is for first-time customers only, the refund request must be received with 30 days of receiving your product, and the offer does not include Ball Pythons or wild-caught animals - while some customers have had success transitioning Balls we recommend not ordering the links for Balls unless you have other reptiles that can use them. Wild-caught animals have additional difficulties switching to food sources in general, and we do not condone the collection of wild-caught animals and will not assist in troubleshooting their husbandry.
