How to tell real Cunjin turtle food from fake? A few quick tricks to identify it

Cunjin feed, as a turtle food with high palatability and good value for money, is relatively popular among breeders. But a lot of Cunjin is hard to tell real from fake, and once you buy fake feed, you worry it will affect your turtles. So how do you tell real Cunjin turtle food from fake?

1. Real Cunjin feed has accurate gram weights, with full grams and no shortfall; fake Cunjin feed is underweight.

2. Real Cunjin feed has bright outer packaging colors, clear text with no ghosting, and a reasonable font size for the description text on the back; fake Cunjin feed has dull outer packaging colors.

3. Real Cunjin feed pellets are long, shiny and fragrant (fishy smell, shrimp smell, seafood smell); fake Cunjin feed pellets are short, dull and stink.

4. Cunjin baby turtle food is 16 grams, Cunjin small pellets are 40 grams, Cunjin medium pellets are 100 grams. Except for the 40 g one, all Cunjin products come with a sealing strip.

5. Real Cunjin feed is rich in various nutrients turtles need, does not easily fall apart when soaked in water, and has just the right fishy smell.

Because of its reputation, Cunjin feed is often counterfeited, and fake Cunjin feed frequently appears online. For this reason, the person in charge of Cunjin feed tells everyone: breeders and hobbyists should be more careful, be sure to buy feed from legitimate sellers, and if you find anything wrong with the feed, be sure to stop using it.