Will/can res's eat tuna out of a can? I'm having some for dinner, and I figured why not give the little guy a treat, i know they can eat feeder fish and all. So would it be alright to throw in a few chunks of tuna from a can? it's the solid white in water kind (not in oil)
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tuna?
creeon
Nov 04, 2003 04:08 PM
Replies (2)
bloomindaedalus
Nov 04, 2003 06:35 PM
Yes, its okay but use the "in water" kind not the "in oil"
Just don't over do it. Water plants and fruits and greens should be the main diet unless he's a hatchling or juvenile.
also tuna makes the water really messy.
spycspider
Nov 06, 2003 09:35 AM
Plus, tuna's saltwater and usually people recommend against feeding freshwater turtles salwater fish. But I see no harm in a little treat. I've fed mine squid and saltwater shrimp before realizing I should switch to something more natural.
Johnny
