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[QUOTE="Spider8ait1994, post: 2042739, member: 101939"] Yeah this product is great for that. They seemed to be packed with a little bit of something moist that I’m wondering whether it’s a bit of peanut oil because it does have a peanut sort of smell. The pack of the packs also has a chart that shows you the percentages of each nutrient in the insect so that’s great for choosing something that’s well balanced. They are a newer released thing over here in Australia so I’m not sure how commonly the product can be found elsewhere but I know ExoTerra does canned insects that from what I remember were moist rather than dried but the downside of the cans is they’re not transparent so you can’t see the size of the insects in there. I also agree with you about the pellets. Just because you can feed pellets doesn’t mean you should because the animal is definitely going to enjoy actual recognisable food items more. I do also have a pack of reptile pellets made by Vetafarmbut I don’t feed those as pellets. I soak some in a bit of water to soften up and add that to the blended mixtures I give to spike to add a better blend of nutrients and protein and bulk up mixtures that are particularly watery. As for greens I usually grow most of what I give my dragons myself because that way I can know they’re fresh and pesticide free. Things like alfalfa and mustard greens are great because you can grow those in a shallow tray and they sprout very quickly so if you need greens fast they’re a good option. [/QUOTE]
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