Re: Plant Eating Lizards

Posted by dpallas on June 18, 2002 at 20:19:38:

In Reply to: Re: Plant Eating Lizards posted by ExtremeBCI on June 18, 2002 at 14:54:54:

In that case, the uro might be an OK choice. Mine has always refused insects. They eat fresh collard, mustard, and turnip greens, a huge variety of fresh or f/t vegis, plus high-protein grains like bulgar (durham wheat), amaranth, and teff. They'll also eat birdseed. If they don't have insects, then the grains are needed as protein suppliments; Uros seem to like cracking the seeds and do well on them. They need lots of heat though, and aren't inexpensive to get set up.

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: In that case, the uro might be an OK choice. Mine has always refused insects. They eat fresh collard, mustard, and turnip greens, a huge variety of fresh or f/t vegis, plus high-protein grains like bulgar (durham wheat), amaranth, and teff. They'll also eat birdseed. If they don't have insects, then the grains are needed as protein suppliments; Uros seem to like cracking the seeds and do well on them. They need lots of heat though, and aren't inexpensive to get set up.

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