Re: pothos for russian?

Posted by Eric T. on June 27, 2001 at 12:18:26:

In Reply to: pothos for russian? posted by leesa on June 26, 2001 at 22:18:02:

:There has been discussion about pothos as a possible food source for Prehensile tailed skinks. Information about the natural habitat of this lizard suggests that the lizard eats pothos or a pothos-like relative in its native enviroment. But recently I recieved an update from the CCA (an allience dedicated to helping these skinks) that said that the plant that the skinks eat may not be pothos at all, or may not be as closely related to pothos as earlier thought.
This said, and with the knowledge that pothos may be toxic in quantities, I would not feed it to any of my herbivorous reptiles.
-Eric-

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: :There has been discussion about pothos as a possible food source for Prehensile tailed skinks. Information about the natural habitat of this lizard suggests that the lizard eats pothos or a pothos-like relative in its native enviroment. But recently I recieved an update from the CCA (an allience dedicated to helping these skinks) that said that the plant that the skinks eat may not be pothos at all, or may not be as closely related to pothos as earlier thought. : This said, and with the knowledge that pothos may be toxic in quantities, I would not feed it to any of my herbivorous reptiles. : -Eric-

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