Re: Mr Pete/ Darwin and Pelleted food

Posted by Joe on December 08, 1998 at 21:11:40:

In Reply to: Re: Mr Pete/ Darwin and Pelleted food posted by Webb on November 20, 1998 at 18:11:25:

: I must start off saying I fully agree with Terry.
: But if you decide to keep him anyway try growing dethorned
: "prickly pear" cactus in slightly damp soil in a small pot.

Do You know where I could get some dethorned cactus? I would
love to grow it for my russians and redfoot! I live in South
Carolina and have been unable to find any. I've read about
thornless prickly pears awhile ago in Reptiles magazine,
but can't locate the article.
TIA
Joe

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: : I must start off saying I fully agree with Terry. : : But if you decide to keep him anyway try growing dethorned : : "prickly pear" cactus in slightly damp soil in a small pot. : Do You know where I could get some dethorned cactus? I would : love to grow it for my russians and redfoot! I live in South : Carolina and have been unable to find any. I've read about : thornless prickly pears awhile ago in Reptiles magazine, : but can't locate the article. : TIA : Joe

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