Ferplast Tortoise Treat Hanging Feeder Ball - Fruit & Veg Feed Holder - Foraging Toy for Small Animals, Tortoise & Turtle

Our tortoise actually plays with it and put it around the terrarium. It is so cute.

My Russian tortoise loves it

i bought this for my bearded dragon to entice him to eat his green. It was a bit difficult to stuff (and clean) but my beardie did eat from it. It was a lot smaller than I had imagined

Was not expecting it to be bigger than my tortoise but he loved it and it was very easy for him to get all the greens out of it!

This thing is humongous! There’s no way it will work for my small tortoise so I gave it to my dog! I’ll find a better solution to stuff greens into!

I thought this would be a very small toy for my 5 inch tortoise, but it was huge. The product needs sizes so people know how big this is

Too big for a smaller turtle, I stuck this in my turtles tank & she completely ignored it, she's around 6 inches long and around 3 inches wide, She lives in 40 gallon tall tank with water & a giant rock to bask on. This turtle is 100% food aggressive, its whatever its her personality at this point after 16 years. Well the issue is that she didn't use it at all or eat any of the lettuce in it, she will eat anything put on top of her rock or anything that enters her cage (My mom has gotten bitten trying to hand feed her before - I told her not to) She once when I was trying to "spice up her living space" I put a small cactus in the tank with her on her rock, that thing was dragged to the water faster than I could think & she was eating the thing, we had to take it away, I don't know if was the smell or texture of the item, but she hated this thing.

I guess I wasn't expecting this to be so large...but it is still great. It is flexible so this actually ships somewhat flat in an envelope (which surprised me). I was able to easily stuff it with the tortises's greens. So far they will go up to it and eat what sticks out...but they wouldn't get up enough to cause it to roll. Hopefully over time with more exposure they will interact with it more.