S siz New Member Apr 8, 2009 #21 Confirmed! Haha. I never use brocoli. I sometimes do use tomato for my beardies and iguanas though. I use leftovers from what I feed my reptiles for cricket gutload, as well as carrot, orange, potato sometimes, and melon rinds.
Confirmed! Haha. I never use brocoli. I sometimes do use tomato for my beardies and iguanas though. I use leftovers from what I feed my reptiles for cricket gutload, as well as carrot, orange, potato sometimes, and melon rinds.
panthercham New Member Apr 8, 2009 #22 CNorton said: Can anyone else confirm this? I've heard from reputable keepers to use broccoli as a gutload food source! Click to expand... Syn is correct and spinach should be avoided for the same reason (taken from Brad's sticky General care of True Chameleons)
CNorton said: Can anyone else confirm this? I've heard from reputable keepers to use broccoli as a gutload food source! Click to expand... Syn is correct and spinach should be avoided for the same reason (taken from Brad's sticky General care of True Chameleons)
Sancho New Member Apr 8, 2009 #23 WOW I gave my female veiled carrots last night and she loved them she ate about 4-5 thin 2 inch slices.
WOW I gave my female veiled carrots last night and she loved them she ate about 4-5 thin 2 inch slices.
Haha. I never use brocoli. I sometimes do use tomato for my beardies and iguanas though. I use leftovers from what I feed my reptiles for cricket gutload, as well as carrot, orange, potato sometimes, and melon rinds.
