ID please :]

[chandlerledray]

Theres a whole bunch, and I mean a backyard full of these, and I wanted to know it they are sulcata safe. Thanks!

Also, is timothy hay safe for them? If not, what kind of hay is?

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[Yvonne G]

The second one is chick weed its safe, but I'd have to see the leaves of the first one to know what it is. Right now wild mustard is blooming all over the place, it might be that, but I have to see the leaves.

 

[chandlerledray]

Okay, do I feed it sparingly or what?


And I'll post a picture of the leaves in the next post.

 

[chadk]

I have yet to hear of a grass hay that is not safe to feed. Now if they will actually eat it, that's another story

Alphalpha hay should not be fed -but that is not really a 'grass hay'...

 

[stells]

1.... looks to be Hawksbeard flowers... a picture with leaves would be good to confirm though

2... is Chickweed... should only be part of a varied diet... i'm going to say it.... moderate Oxalic acid content... sorry i have been trying to refrain....

 

[DonaTello's-Mom]

"Alfalfa" is a legume. Not a grass hay at all. Love how you spelled it Chadk. Lol...