”With due regard, you were arguing about feeding uros a pellet that consists primarily of ground corn and then reference a pelleted food that consists almost entirely of ground corn, soybean hulls, and soybean meal.”
Due regard would have been reading my post more closely. You entirely missed my point then proceeded to turn around and misrepresented what I said. Here was my exact quote:
“I do not believe a uromastyx that lives on a single source diet consisting primarily of ground corn would ever 'thrive'.”
I highlighted some key words for you this time to help you understand the point I made the first time which seemed to fly right by you. I was not arguing about feeding a uro a pellet consisting of ground corn- I was arguing about feeding a uro a diet consisting entirely of a pellet that was primarily corn.
“You say you use it because it has dried fruit, but dried fruit on its ingredient list comes after salt, vitamin C, and vitamin B4 meaning that is has less dried fruit than any of those three, which I take to be a significantly tiny amount.”
Again read a little closer. I did not say I use it because it contained fruit- here is my exact quote with some key words once again highlighted:
“I happen to use Rep-Cal pelleted food and feel they are one of the best pellets on the market due to a variety of factors including the use of dried fruits.”
I specifically pointed out that there were a variety of factors that made this pellet one of the best on the market and listed fruit as one of those factors.
"but dried fruit on its ingredient list comes after salt, vitamin C, and vitamin B4 meaning that is has less dried fruit than any of those three, which I take to be a significantly tiny amount.”
Apple fiber (which many would consider dried fruit) comes before the ingredients you list above so I find your above statement a little misleading.
You mentioned several times in your reply the order of ingredients and while I agree that the items are listed in order of content, the overall picture also needs to be looked at. If you are purchasing dog food and the first ingredient is lamb but the next three are rice, rice flour, rice meal- I would be willing to bet that there is more rice than meat in that product. As I have already pointed out- apple fiber is listed before the ingredients you mentioned above and directly after the ingredients you list is dried mango, papaya, and strawberry. We know that the apple fiber content is higher because it is listed prior to C and B but I have a feeling the combined dried fruits cited above may also be higher than any individual item you listed when you take into consideration that there are three fruits in a row. Anyway, this is off track from the point I was taking the time to make with my original reply in this thread.
Have you looked at the ZooMed all-natural pelleted iguana food?
Yes, a long time ago.
”I was wondering why you chose RepCal over ZooMed?
And I wonder why you do not read more closely and make tons of assumptions. 
The thread was discussing Rep-Cal and my point was that although I feel it (product being discussed) is one of the best on the market for a variety of reasons including fruit, I do not agree that it is wise to use this or any pellet as a single source of nutrition in the diet of a uromastyx. You seem to want to take my statement and turn it around to say that I do not use any other pellet and feel that Rep-Cal is the best. I could make the assumption that you somehow purposely twisted around my comments to provoke an argument but that would be an assumption and you know what they say about people that make assumptions don’t you HD? For the record, I have several other pelleted foods in my reptile room (yes one of them is Zoo Med), and I use very little pelleted food of any type in the diet of my uromastyx.
Now, do you have any comments actually directed toward my post which spoke against limiting a uromastyx diet to a 100% diet of corn based pelleted food??
