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sorry - I'm not understanding your question - to what are you referring?
Bok choy is a good one. I've used it before. I can't always find things at my store so I always stick to the same one or 2 greens that I know they have. You would think living in a big city in a diverse neighborhood I'd be able to find more variety of healthy greens for my dragons LOL!
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I've used Bok choy that's one that I can easily get at my store.
He likes it. It is labeled/colored "black" in the feeding chart thatnis out bible.
But I would HAVE to think it could be fed a bit.....I usually alternate between must/coll greens.
This was a change of pace, but seems so so safe too that I'm going to finish the bushel.
Also......have a feeding story I'm kind of ashamed/maybe not about.
I'll post another thread.
Thanks for the replies guys/gals.
But I would HAVE to think it could be fed a bit.....I usually alternate between must/coll greens.
This was a change of pace, but seems so so safe too that I'm going to finish the bushel.
Also......have a feeding story I'm kind of ashamed/maybe not about.
I'll post another thread.
Thanks for the replies guys/gals.