Hi everyone. We are in Southern California and are the proud caregivers of 2 male sulcatas - both 9 years of age and both around 100 pounds each. They are housed close to each other but separated.
They always have fresh orchard grass hay available. Every day we supplement with a varying mixture which may include dandelion greens, bok choy, spring mix, squash and kale. We also grow orchard grass and crab grass specifically for them. We are on 20 acres and also cut wild grasses for them to eat.
Due to the increased rainfall we have had recently, a lot of weed type plants have popped up. I would love to know if it would be appropriate to feed these new plants to our boys. I'd appreciate any help you could give me with identification, nutritional value and safety of the plants I photographed.
I studied this forum intently before we took in our rescued boys. The knowledge here is invaluable!! Thank you so much.
They always have fresh orchard grass hay available. Every day we supplement with a varying mixture which may include dandelion greens, bok choy, spring mix, squash and kale. We also grow orchard grass and crab grass specifically for them. We are on 20 acres and also cut wild grasses for them to eat.
Due to the increased rainfall we have had recently, a lot of weed type plants have popped up. I would love to know if it would be appropriate to feed these new plants to our boys. I'd appreciate any help you could give me with identification, nutritional value and safety of the plants I photographed.
I studied this forum intently before we took in our rescued boys. The knowledge here is invaluable!! Thank you so much.
