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RE: anyone know the nutritional value of roaches?

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Posted by: beardiedragon at Thu Jan 29 15:10:40 2004  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by beardiedragon ]  
   

It's possible, but I would think not as they seem to be digested differently. When I feed crix, on occation, I have found undigested body parts in my dragons stools. I know that they can also cause impactions due to being somewhat hard to digest. That is why proper size is critical. I have not had this problem with roaches. They seem to always get completely digested and the dragons eat larger roaches than they would crix without any problems. I feed all my feeder bugs the same diet as I do the animals they are fed to as a general rule. The bugs get the leftovers. They may occationally get a higher oxylate diet but then they are not used as feeders for several days following.
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