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- Phrynichidae
  - Damon
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We apologize, but due to low temperatures, shipping abroad is not possible at the moment. Shipping abroad will resume in March or April depending on temperatures. Personal collection in Prague or at the show Živá exotika is still possible.

Hay pellets

Granulated hay is an ideal substitute for a normal green diet in winter. It is suitable for terrestrial and semi-aquatic turtles, iguanas, agamas and other lizards. We can also offer to many invertebrates. We recommend soaking (approximately 1 part pellets to 1 - 2 parts water) and allowing to crumble before feeding. Ingredients: 100% meadow hay, which is made from high quality Sumava meadow hay. Meadow hay is harvested at the stage of ideal maturity, i.e. at the time of the beginning of grass flowering. The hay is dried naturally in the sun. Only in this way is the high nutritional value of the feed guaranteed. The nutrient content, nutritional properties, palatability and digestibility are preserved by the technological process. Granulated hay is free of dust, mould, micro-organisms and bacteria (heat treated). Store in a dry and dark place.