greens?
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Brad Ramsey
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collard greens are my favorite to use with these animals.
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WelshOneEmma
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I know this will make me look stupid, but what are collard greens?
SSimsswiSS
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There a big leafy green vegetable. Could try Romain lettuce too.
Collards on the right...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lacinato_Kale_and_Collard_Greens.jpg
You can feed them greens (dandelion, kale, collards, endive, escarole, mustard greens, etc.) and veggies (cut to appropriate sizes...carrots, sweet potato, sweet red pepper, squash, zucchini, etc.) and a bit of fruit (apple wedges, pear wedges, melon, berries, etc.).
Putting these things in the cage also feeds the crickets until they are eaten.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lacinato_Kale_and_Collard_Greens.jpg
You can feed them greens (dandelion, kale, collards, endive, escarole, mustard greens, etc.) and veggies (cut to appropriate sizes...carrots, sweet potato, sweet red pepper, squash, zucchini, etc.) and a bit of fruit (apple wedges, pear wedges, melon, berries, etc.).
Putting these things in the cage also feeds the crickets until they are eaten.
moody232002
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does the veg have to be softened first or can be used raw?
Miss becky
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i've give mine raw stuff like grated carrot n freshly picked dandilion leavs
martyllian
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My Norman loves Kale. But only after it has dried up a bit. I think he likes the noise dried up kale makes. 
leid
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Fred doesn't like vegetables or fruit too much. I actually have to let it touch his mouth for like five minutes before he finally, and reluctantly, takes it from me. I want him to have his nutrients! I think the only reason he takes it from me is because he knows he won't be leaving the dinner table until he eats his vegetables.
I use collard, mustard greens and kale. He seems to hate them all equally. lol
I think the only reason he takes it from me is because he knows he won't be leaving the dinner table until he eats his vegetables. I use collard, mustard greens and kale. He seems to hate them all equally. lol
moody232002
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he knows he won't be leaving the dinner table until he eats his vegetables.
lmao sounds like my mum when i was young
Modkrew
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Ficus???
is it okay my female and male Veilds that are about 9 mts old are eating the FICUS plant in their cages like ALOT!!!
i see them eating the plant all day. i mean i feed them alot of crickets ( 5-10 large gutt loaded) ... is there anything bad about them eatin ALOT of ficus??
is it okay my female and male Veilds that are about 9 mts old are eating the FICUS plant in their cages like ALOT!!!
i see them eating the plant all day. i mean i feed them alot of crickets ( 5-10 large gutt loaded) ... is there anything bad about them eatin ALOT of ficus??
Modkrew
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No, i have not tried other greens, but i definatly will now. thank you for the idaea.... would those types of greens be a better source of vitamis or anything that will benifit the chams??
how should i present it to the cham?? hang it from the screen?? or cut it up and put it in a bowl?? or any certain way?? pictures??
thanks 4 the quick responce
how should i present it to the cham?? hang it from the screen?? or cut it up and put it in a bowl?? or any certain way?? pictures??
thanks 4 the quick responce
dave101
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SSimsswiSS
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I look at it as lack of water. Trying to derive moisture from the leaves, or the shine from leaves is sometimes associated with the reflection of water.
Lettuce offers little nutritional value.
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