on a topic though i don't really see the reason on discussing it, the only thing that is the same is a process - you have dry mix, you add water and you feed the frogs. it is not a rocket science, anyone can do it, you don't need to patent it. there are so many many different things on a market right now that are similar, I'm actually surprised why samurai food was the only one in that category for so long, i guess nobody really saw the market for that.
it is all about recipe. nobody will think that zoomed food is samurai food, it is like with repashy and Clarks, etc, different brands of cereal and many more.
I use samurai food quite a lot, and very very unhappy with a fact that shipping to states is 5$ and 3 times more to Canada, and there is no other way to get it other then to order. so of course if zoomed is a decent quality, will roll in a same nice ball, hopefully will remain it's shape in dry conditions longer and most importantly will be available where zoomed products are sold, I will be buying it rather then samurai. it is called market.
having said that even though there are tons of different brands of crested gecko diet i buy and feed exclusively repashy, because of it's recipe as well as data available.
Save one animal and it doesn't change the world, but it surely changes the world for that one animal!
Namioquite a few are missing lol thank you!
Save one animal and it doesn't change the world, but it surely changes the world for that one animal!
With what little information that you say you are allowed to disclose you are not putting up a very good argument that would persuade members here to not buy the Zoo Med Pacman Food. Zoo Med is highly respected in the US and their products are everywhere. To say that they made a careless mistake and stole the recipe for a patented product would be as Carlos said foolish and I don't believe that they would be that stupid to risk a large scale suite over something as small scale as a convienient frog food.
Your argument is not that solid with what little you have given in your defense. At least not to me.
Since this is not your thread and by posting your delema here you have hijacked the OP's thread I am going to recomend that you post anything else about this issue in the Testimonial Forum. That is where this falls
Thank you
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Jerrod
Grif, you're right! time to charge admission fee lol
Save one animal and it doesn't change the world, but it surely changes the world for that one animal!
Thanks!....I appreciate that. Not to beat this horse to death, but trying to determine how "healthy" Yusuke's pacman food is, will take a LOT of data....There are so many variables when dealing with animals. Then there's the variables that we don't even know about. As an example, how does the pacman food deal with the micronutrients that are found in the viscera of insects that are fed to the frogs?.....Intuitively, I would think feeding whole bodied insects and such to the frogs is the way to go....We all know there's countless generations of captive snakes that have ONLY been fed rodents....And from visiting the reptile expos, those captives seem to be doing quite well.
So, while the pacman food is Convenient, and until it can be established, it is comparable to whole bodied animals with regard to nutritional values, it should be PART of their diet, and not exclusively their diet. But that's just my opinion.
"There's nothing like a fact to screw up a theory"
Lloyd
Just saw this thread and wonder if these products would be good for all amphibians that feed from tongs? i.e. my toads, WTF & AGTF.
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I just wonder what is more nutritional, this stuff or live bugs? I've got 2 WTF that will eat your hand if given the chance. Got some pretty fisty toads too.
Rest in peace Rosie 5-31-12
Rest in peace Rufus 2-7-14
Rest in peace Morph 8-14-15
Hi Gail, I am not sure if the Samurai Pacman Food make an ideal staple diet for tree frogs and toads. I do think they would be a nice treat for them as I believe in providing a variety of diet.
My tong-trained toad takes Pacman Food like a champ
However, I have not fed this toad another piece of pacman food since I made the video (3-4 months ago). The staple diets I use for my toad are nightcrawlers, large crickets, and superworms.
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