TORTOISE FOOD-OPUNTIA SPINELESS CACTUS

Opuntia Cochenillifera

Opuntia "spineless" cactus are a great source of fiber, moisture, calcium as well as multiple vitamins. Contain no spines or spikes. Great food source for many tortoise/box turtle species, iguanas, bearded dragons, etc. The cactus pads stay good for weeks if kept frozen/refrigerated (may get soft and soggy, but don't affect the integrity). Also storing in Tupperware at room temperature from what customers have told me keeps the cactus pads good for 2 weeks or more. Picked fresh right before shipping.

I have plenty of satisfied customers on several Facebook tortoise/reptile forums and several repeat customers. I have one tortoise retailer that has a sponsored link in the tortoise/turtle classified section on this website that frequently orders bulk quantities of cactus pads from me for his tortoises. Im sure he would gladly act as a reference for me.

Prices are below(shipping not included):
1.5 pounds-$10.00
3 pounds-$15.00
6 pounds-$25.00
10 pounds-$40.00

Shipping costs are reasonable and come with tracking. Please send me your Zipcode and how many pounds you would like to purchase. And I will get you a shipping cost. Email me at Ryanreptiles1590@yahoo.com

Local pick up or shipping in the continental US. PayPal accepted. It is not necessary to have PayPal to purchase. I can invoice you for the order to your email via PayPal and you can pay with your debit/credit.

I personally feed it to all my tortoises. I feed it to them 2-3 times a week. They can never get enough of it. All my cactus is grown naturally. No chemicals. I feed it to my adult and hatchling Redfoot's, Yellowfoot's and Sulcata's.

Feel free to email me at Ryanreptiles1590@yahoo.com, private message me or comment with any questions about the cactus. Thank

MAZURI TORTOISE DIET AND CACTUS PAD COMBO SPECIALS COMING SOON!

Are you alive? 2 weeks after I paid you no cactus yet,and no emails answered.

I saw this same ad on Craigslist down here in SoFla. His responses were late, full of excuses, and shifty at best. I did not do business with him, and a it seems a few here on Fauna who have are now regretting it.
Looks like Ryan Steward has some explaining to do.