Tortoises love this food. If you soak it in water for a few seconds, it softens up and they chow down! But you have to use this as a part of a well balanced diet. They need lots of greens. Eating only tortoise chow is not good for adult tortoises.

Pros: Tortoises love it!

Cons: Can't be the only food given

We have quite a herd of tortoises and turtles(Leopards, Greeks, Russians, CA Desert, plus Box Turtles). Most of our torts don't hibernate and we need to bring them indoors for the winter. This is a nice addition to their meal. It is a good filler with vitamins etc. A few of the torts just don't like it and will not eat it at all. Our Leopards love it (especially the juveniles), all but one of our Greeks like it, the CA Deserts like it (although they hibernate in the winter we use it in summer, too), and the Russians are on the fence about it.
We just like something to be able to mix in occassionally that is different and gives them fiber, vitamins etc.
Our local feed store (Fox Feed in Canyon Country) will order it in for us, then we pick it up there, instead of the shipping charge to deliver to our house.

Pros: great addition to regular diet - easy to store

Cons: some of our torts just don't like it

this is a wounder food it is inexpenceive and turtles love it. place it in water and what ever they don't eat right away gets soft for thenm to eat later

Pros: good for all ages

Cons: none

I have used this with young tortoises. Even the little ones will eat if you soak it first, and sometimes cut up the pieces. The pieces are larger than some brands. I like that it is not dyed a bunch of bright colors, more natural. I usually give once a week.

Pros: taste

Cons: none

With two growing sulcata getting enough of the correct food during the winters is tuff, Mazuri shipped to my house, a 50 pound bag gets us through the winter, no pyramiding or health issues. Great stuff!

Pros: Easy to Feed wet or dry

Cons: Getting enough of it