You could also get small chickens and feed have better results. I think with chicken legs you are risking getting the animals some salmonella. I do not know about anyone else but I would not like to get animals that had more risk of Salmonella.
I talk to a buddy that happends to be a Vet. and the same thing that is happening with red ear slidrs turtles, may happend to animal fed chicken parts. Just my opinion.
Joel Pretz

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• Turkey Legs ??? - demetrius, Sun Dec 11 14:51:13 2005
• Try it you might be surprised...... - robertmcphee, Sun Dec 11 16:44:21 2005
• That is great advice!np - Chris Olson, Sun Dec 11 16:56:45 2005
• RE: That is great advice!np - JOEP123, Sun Dec 11 17:49:39 2005
• RE: That is great advice!np - cnb2, Sun Dec 11 18:55:45 2005
• RE: That is great advice!np - Chris Olson, Sun Dec 11 19:07:44 2005
• RE: ThE PEOBLEM. - JOEP123, Sun Dec 11 19:08:13 2005
• now we have to tell buyers what the parents ate....!?!?!? - robertmcphee, Mon Dec 12 06:15:46 2005
• Sorry about the typos......too early for me lol np - robertmcphee, Mon Dec 12 06:21:53 2005
• Salmonella Risk? - boidmorphs, Mon Dec 12 08:47:32 2005
• I have also been feeding the chicks to my snakes..... - robertmcphee, Mon Dec 12 12:35:42 2005
• RE: now we have to tell buyers what the parents ate....!?!?!? - JOEP123, Mon Dec 12 11:59:42 2005
• I told you that you are indeed entitled to your opinion..... - robertmcphee, Mon Dec 12 12:43:48 2005
• Next time I want to I'll check with you first. - JOEP123, Mon Dec 12 14:15:50 2005