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20-05-2007, 01:28 PM
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awww thank you, thought it would be a good idea to keep his own folder itsgot a list of all the weeds he can eat, progresses on his outdoor enclosure, his diet, piccys and bit and bobs, lol!!
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20-05-2007, 03:35 PM
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My hingebacks wouldnt eat weeds at one stage, but ate fruit for a few days, now they are back on the weeds. Try mushrooms, mine love em. I have found that they like variety and one time they wont eat it and another time they scoff it down. I guess they are like us and it depends what they fancy. Keep up the weeds as he will love them once he gets used to them.
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20-05-2007, 03:44 PM
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I think Laura is trying to get him to eat greens on their owns, so that when she feeds a mix diet, then he wont just leave the greens.
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20-05-2007, 07:19 PM
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hey guys, just a little update..... shelly had his daily bath this afternoon and i had a go at feeding him by hand just to make sure he eats something and he ate a bit of weed, i kinda tricked him, i bought him some little gem lettuce and put it on top of the weeds and he took a bite then i moved the lettuce away and he ate some of the weeds on his own, im really happy now i know he has eaten something!
thanx for all your advice! my own weeds i bought are growing aswell..... they have started to spount, but my mum found shelly in the garden trying to dig them up today..... the little sod, lol! xxxx |
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20-05-2007, 08:20 PM
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Thats great news, keep up the good work
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20-05-2007, 09:08 PM
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That's geat news glad she/he is doing better
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