Re: dry foods/

Posted by Terry on April 29, 2002 at 15:31:01:

In Reply to: Re: dry foods/ posted by Marissa-Turtle Homes on April 29, 2002 at 14:46:14:

I aggree with Marrisa, if by dry food you mean pellets or chow.
I would buy a bale of Bermuda Grass hay, probably around $8-$10 a bale.
Mix a variety of greens, not just romaine, in with the hay.
They may not take to the hay straight away, but will soon learn to enjoy it.
I do fed romaine and endive, but also go for other greens (many of which are cheaper). At my local grocery store I can get two big bunches of turnip greens for a dollar.
So I give them romaine and endive everyday, mixed with the hay and either/or turnip, kale, collards etc.

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: I aggree with Marrisa, if by dry food you mean pellets or chow. : I would buy a bale of Bermuda Grass hay, probably around $8-$10 a bale. : Mix a variety of greens, not just romaine, in with the hay. : They may not take to the hay straight away, but will soon learn to enjoy it. : I do fed romaine and endive, but also go for other greens (many of which are cheaper). At my local grocery store I can get two big bunches of turnip greens for a dollar. : So I give them romaine and endive everyday, mixed with the hay and either/or turnip, kale, collards etc.

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