Can anyone identify these

[Peliroja32]

Anyone know what these are and if ok to feed my little leopard? And also are all types of grass ok or only certain ones?

 

[Peliroja32]

Still looking for help on these if anyone knows, or knows someone who might

 

[Levi the Leopard]

The last one looks like Nastrium... Which is safe for torts and us, if that's in fact what it is...

 

[Tom]

Any normal grass should be safe.

I can't see what is in the pics on 2 and 3. Need a better close up.

I agree that 4 looks like young nasturtium, but I'm not sure either.

 

[Yvonne G]

The last one is pennywort, not nasturtium

 

[Peliroja32]

Here are better pics of the 2nd and 3rd, and another specimen i came across that looked good.

 

[Peliroja32]

So is pennywort safe to feed?

 

[Careym13]

So is pennywort safe to feed?

Yes, according to the Tortoise Table.

 

[Cowboy_Ken]

Still looking for help on these if anyone knows, or knows someone who might

Give these guys a try…

Check out this cool app that identifies plants from a photo.
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http://gardenanswers.com

 

[Peliroja32]

Thanks cowboy_ken! But with these plants i still could not find a match. Didnt want to pay for their expert answers, bit of all the plants that came up none matched. Makes me even more curious as to what they are now

 

[Careym13]

Thanks cowboy_ken! But with these plants i still could not find a match. Didnt want to pay for their expert answers, bit of all the plants that came up none matched. Makes me even more curious as to what they are now

Have you tried using the tortoise table?

 

[Peliroja32]

Yes, its harder without actually having a name but i clicked through and didnt see anything that might be a match. Thats why i have been asking. Other than the pennywort, no one seems to know the others

 

[Careym13]

Yes, its harder without actually having a name but i clicked through and didnt see anything that might be a match. Thats why i have been asking. Other than the pennywort, no one seems to know the others

I have several in my yard I've never been able to identify, so I know how you feel