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Scenic Tropical Bits Tropical Bits is a mixture of colors and flavors in a small crumble size. It is our smallest size product. It is fed to Finches, Canaries and other soft billed birds. It is also fed to larger hook bills when mixed with their fruits and vegetables. It also "soaks-up" well and makes excellent fruit and vegetable "stews" for stubborn birds who won't eat pellets or extrusions. 2 lbs. Tropical Bits $7.95 25 lbs. Tropical Bits $57.95

Ingredients: Whole grain yellow corn, soybean meal, corn gluten meal, corn hominy feed, sucrose, sugar beet pulp, dehydrated alfalfa, soybean oil, zinc sulfate, flaxseed oil, dicalcium phosphate, niacin supplement, apple fiber, manganese sulfate, ferrous sulfate, calcium carbonate, calcium pantothenate, sodium chloride, l-lysine, copper sulfate, riboflavin supplement, thiamin mononitrate, cobalt oxide, folic acid, menadione nicotinamide bisulfite, l-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate (source of vitamin C), pyridoxine hydrochloride, choline chloride, propionic acid, ethylenediamine dihydriodide, d-biotin, sodium selenite, vitamin B-12 supplement, vitamin A supplement, vitamin D-3 supplement, vitamin E supplement. (Apple and Chili flavors contain a small amount of certified food color).

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Feeding Directions and Conversion Protocol

Tropical Bits is a very versatile food. Scenic manufacturing produces a food that can be fed wet or dry.

Follow some of these suggestions:

Use Tropical Bits to convert birds that are eating seeds. Mix the tiny morsels with your pet's favorite meal like a stew of fresh fruits and vegetables. The wetter the better because your pet will not be able to remove the tiny morsel and will get to used to eating them faster. This is a no-stress way to convert any bird to a manufactured diet.

Use Tropical Bits for small birds that eat with their beak like finches, parakeets and lovebirds. Follow our Feeding and Conversion Protocol.

Bake Tropical Bits in your pet's favorite microwave or oven dinner. You can even bake it in bread and Birdie Muffins!

If mixed with these other foods, Tropical Bits should be more than half your birds total food consumption measured by volume. Your goal is to have your bird eat a mixture of 50 % of other foods (for variety) and 50 % Scenic. This may vary day by day or even month to month at different times of the year and in response to other environmental and social changes.

Also, ask your dealer for easy ways to feed Scenic Bird food to your birds.

Always have fresh drinking water available.

Monitor your bird's eating behavior for a couple of days and make sure your pet is eating Tropical Bits