Tropical Gammarus turtle food

Gammarus (Gammarus pulex) are small crustaceans (about 2–3 cm) from the Amphipoda order. Gammarus is a key component in the diet of fish in their natural habitat. The food contains dried shrimp, a source of micro- and macroelements, as well as beta-carotene—a natural pigment. Beta-carotene enhances the coloration of fish and plays an important role in various physiological processes, helping to maintain excellent health. Gammarus is also a source of chitin—a fibrous substance that regulates digestive processes and helps prevent constipation. It is intended for both terrestrial and aquatic turtles, as well as large aquarium and pond fish.