Severe Impaction: This is why you should not use sand

[evilxyardxgnome]

I have never heard of millet used as substrate but it doesn't sound to appealing to me. Who knows if reptiles are even able to digest it.

 

[coura]

I have never heard of millet used as substrate but it doesn't sound to appealing to me. Who knows if reptiles are even able to digest it.

 

[jason longboard]

this is what Ive been feeding my leos,is this ok?

 

[rmorse]

this is what Ive been feeding my leos,is this ok?View attachment 263951

Some of the larger ones look to big.


Other then that, I don't see an issue with it. Make sure to supplement with plenty of ice cream and french fries.

 

[jason longboard]

Some of the larger ones look to big.


Other then that, I don't see an issue with it. Make sure to supplement with plenty of ice cream and french fries.

LOL

 

[kafiltafiisch]

I have never heard of millet used as substrate but it doesn't sound to appealing to me. Who knows if reptiles are even able to digest it.

ive seen it for sale but im not sure, it is like hard little cricular seeds i think itd beok for uros seeing as lots of people feed birdseed to them but i dont know if its too good for herps

 

[cassharper]

WHY WON'T THIS THREAD DIE!?!?!?












I've never seen mullet seed used as substrate, does it look like this?

 

[kafiltafiisch]

ahahaha lol

 

[rmorse]

WHY WON'T THIS THREAD DIE!?!?!?












I've never seen mullet seed used as substrate, does it look like this?

Dude, man, wtf, why you knocking my girl?

 

[coura]

this is what Ive been feeding my leos,is this ok?View attachment 263951

I would ad also some pizza and dust bunnys to make it more apealing