Bed-a beast has no nutritional value. Won't hurt them, but they would
eventually starve. Cornmeal would work, but I'd still put in the cut up
veggies. Dry dog or cat food has too much protein in it, IMO. Really...
wheat bran is probably cheaper than even corn meal, and the veggies
don't have to be extravagant. Carrots, sweet potato (don't like regular
potato), whatever you use in a salad, etc.. I wouldn't use a lot of
spinach or broccoli or anything with a lot of occalic acid (inhibits
calcium uptake), or iceberg lettuce (nutritionally worthless), but
really most things work well. Variety is also not a bad thing!
Lorie McGraw wrote:
>
> Is the Bed-a beast bad for them? How about Cornmeal? Dry Dog Food?
> I just don;t want to feed them something that is bad and then feed my leos.
> Lorie
> At 12:15 PM 1/11/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>
> >Lorie...
> >
> >I keep mine in a shoebox size Rubbermaid bin with most of the top cut
> >out and replaced with aluminum window screen. I keep them on wheat bran
> >(very cheap bought in bulk). Toss in some cut up veggies every few days.
> >Keep them at room temps.snip
> >--
> >Doug Johnston
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Doug Johnston
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