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RE: favorite food..

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Posted by: ptdnsr at Fri Jul 20 08:04:01 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ptdnsr ]  
   

She has been offered hay, fresh endive, mustard greens, bok choy, collards, carrots, apples, squash, watermelon and freshly picked dandelions. Nothing.
Our girls love strawberries as a treat. They're small so they don't even get a full one but they go for it in a heartbeat. Pumpking is something else they love. Our older one tried to go for my finger once but she was just curious. In October they got their own pumpkin that I cut up and froze so they coudl eat throughout the year. Loved that too. It's a once a month treat kind of thing for them but I can definately tell a difference in their poo with just a little bit. Maybe more would help? Good luck!

~Katie
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too many Corns
1.3 Columbian Red Tail Boa (Abu, Jasmine, Princess, and Baby)
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2.3 Western Hognose (Stumpy, Sir Hiss, Lizi, Nozi, and Gabbi)
0.2.3 Leopard Geckos (Cutie, Lily, and 3 babies)
0.1 Pac Man Frogs (Gordito)
0.2 Sulcatta Tortoise (Shelly and Tails)
2.4 Ball Pythons (Fluffy, Fred, ?, Betty, Aurora, and Zoey)


   

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