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Hi All,
Recently someone suggested Zoysia Grass as a diet item.
The wiki for it is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoysia
which had been little help regrading its use as a feed for any kind of grazing animal. But it's a good place to know we are talking about the specific plant anyways.
I also looked at http://www.feedipedia.org/ which assesses the feed value of many unusual plants for hoof stock, and nothing.
Does anyone have this in their yard where the tortoises can get to it, and how do they react?
I have some St Augustine some bermuda and American millet in small squares for the tortoises, and thought another species might be a good idea.
Will
Recently someone suggested Zoysia Grass as a diet item.
The wiki for it is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoysia
which had been little help regrading its use as a feed for any kind of grazing animal. But it's a good place to know we are talking about the specific plant anyways.
I also looked at http://www.feedipedia.org/ which assesses the feed value of many unusual plants for hoof stock, and nothing.
Does anyone have this in their yard where the tortoises can get to it, and how do they react?
I have some St Augustine some bermuda and American millet in small squares for the tortoises, and thought another species might be a good idea.
Will