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ok, i've never owned these guys before (i have other herps though), a buddy of mine was forced to get rid of his two 2.5ft long savs, so i took them in. they are in an outdoor enclosure with a nice little basking area of about 100 degrees, (the tank is about 7ft. by 3ft.) and a sweaterbox for a water dish/tub (they are really good about deficating in it, means i don't have to clean the whole cage!) anyway, on to the point of my post: i'd like a second opinion about the diet i'm feeding them, and any suggestions would be welcome. right now they get whole frozen/thawed mice, f/t pinkies, chicken liver, and chicken hearts and giblets (from the grocery store). the guy said he'd fed them dog food and such too, but i don't really trust doing that, though i have considered a brand that my pet shop carries that's 95% meat. any opinions on my setup, feeding or anything? i just want to make sure i'm caring for them correctly. sorry for the long-windedness, thanks for reading
-katie &
0.4 Columbian Red-Tails
1.1 Dumeril's Boas
1.1 Kenyan Sand Boas(1 anery)
3.0 Ball Pythons
0.1 Albino Burmese Python
1.0 Albino Prairie King
0.1 Nelson's Milksnakes
1.1 Cal King
10.14 Corn Snake(Various Morphs)
1.0 Box Turtles
0.0.2 Leopard Tortoises
0.3 Red-Eared Sliders
0.0.1 Soft-Shell Turtle
1.4.1 Leopard Geckos
0.1 Fat-Tail Gecko
4.4 Bearded Dragons
1.0 Green Iguana
0.1 Veiled Chameleons
2.0 Savanna Monitors
1.0 Bird(Senegal Parrot)
2.2 Cats(Starvin' Marvin, Isis, Fredie the Freeloader and Kilala)
0.1 Dog(Pekingese, Suzy)

Stick to whole food items such as mice, quail and chicken peeps.

Scott
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Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and taste good with ketchup.