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RE: Is this plant OK for beardies?

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Posted by: Lisabeth at Thu Apr 2 17:36:40 2009   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Lisabeth ]  
   

I would say get that plant out of there right now!
I don't know the name in english, but in french it's called a "croton"...I found the latin name "Codiaeum". There are a lot of different variety, but it is known to be a toxic plant, in particular it's sap, it's bark and it's root.
I don't want to alarm you, but it could be really dangerous to let your dragon eat it.

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Lisabeth

1.1 Bearded dragons (Flake and Rusty)
1.1 Uromastyx geyri (Spiky and Salsa)
1.1 Guinea pig (Pumpkin and Moka)

   

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