my question is i have cactus planted in my salcata tank, he is now eating them , could this be harmful to my salcata.
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salcata and cactus
spiderfate
Oct 11, 2005 07:43 PM
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stano40
Oct 11, 2005 09:19 PM
I would assume the needles hairy or spikey wouldn't be very good for them.
I know when they sell apuntia (pear cactus)a good food source for salcata's all the spikes are removed. The hairy needles can usually be burnt right off. But don't serve it hot to them.
I don't know what cactus you have but be careful and find out if their edible for the salcata.
bob
My little guy munching on his favorite timothy hay.
RobBierman
Dec 11, 2005 12:09 AM
What kind of cactus?
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