These floating treats are a hit with turtles, but they often sink to the bottom of the tank, causing a mess. Some turtles are highly excited by them, but the design flaw can be a deal breaker. For those unsure, it might be worth trying a small bag to see how your turtle reacts.
Treats sink instead of float, causing a mess.
Prevention: None
Turtles show excitement and enjoy the treats.
Treats have an appealing taste for turtles.
Created a fun experience for owners to watch.
Treats frequently fail to float and sink to the bottom.
Sinking treats create a mess in the tank.
Tip: Clean the tank.
Treats break up quickly.
Deliveries were not handled with care.
No exact proof since only reviews refer to nails and never provides clarity on coated bitterness.
"My turtle loves when I give her these turtle chasers! She gets super excited, and swims with it in her mouth until she demolishes it."
"These are supposed to float so your turtle can eat and play. First one I dropped in the tank sunk so I pulled it out and tried again, nope right to the bottom."
If you're looking for a treat that your turtle will definitely love, but also make sure you are willing to spend at least as much time cleaning the tank as your turtle does eating the treats, go for it.
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