Guess who doesn't like bok choy

Oh my gosh. Super funny!
These lizards have the funniest personalities.

Lol, I bet you won't make that mistake again.... But seriously how will we know what they do and do not like unless we try right? Good luck with your next attempt to add new things to her salad.

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Lol, I bet you won't make that mistake again.... But seriously how will we know what they do and do not like unless we try right? Good luck with your next attempt to add new things to her salad.

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Ya, no kidding. She didn't even get that mad when I put basil in it "1 TIME" :shock: :shock: , LOL!!!

That's funny. I gave Saphira some Cauliflower the other day. Mostly because I was a bad Hooman and didn't get his favorite food. And it was all I really had along with some Broccoli. I thought he was going to hate it. And he did. Well I thought he did. Until when he was doing his running around and tried to eat everything white. So I put some more in just to see and he went insane over it. Then I got him his favorite mix of food and put a little cauliflower in the mix... it was still setting in his bowl the next day... Silly Dragon.

They can really test us at times, lol

Yes!
A few months ago we acquired an adult beardie named Skim who is extremely picky about his salad ingredients.
If there is anything in the mix he doesn't like he tends to dig through the whole dish eating just his favorite choice pieces then trashing the place with the remaining bits to show his dissatisfaction.
So far he wont eat carrots, peppers, grapes...these have all caused redecorating episodes, he's rather indifferent to strawberries, just stares at them suspiciously.
I think he'd be happy if we let him eat mustard greens and super worms only forever.

During Christmas holiday I accidentally ran out of fresh veggies but decided to use the weird cereal tablet food that came with the random assortment of things we got when we took Skim in.
I figured he most likely would hate it but probably would eat enough not to starve til I went out to the store. An hour after feeding him I walked by to see that every single red piece of food had been eaten out of the mix, but there were green and yellow pieces thrown everywhere around the viv. Extemely PICKY!

They are just like kids, lol!

And they say that you should mix up your beardie's salad for variety so they can't pick out their favorites. Yeah, right They are more than capable of picking out their favorites, thank you.

Back in the good old days when our beardie used to eat his salad all by himself (instead of having it poked in his mouth by my husband while he's busy chewing on a cricket), I could always tell when he didn't like something in the mix because I'd find pieces of it scattered all around the dish.

Then there was the time we put a little dish of strawberries next to his greens. He has never liked "sweets", and I used to envy him because I'd probably be healthier myself if I didn't like sweets as much as I do, but that's another story... Anyway, he plowed through the strawberries to get to the greens, and then left little strawberry footprints all over everything on his way back up to his basking platform.

These days we're pretty much down to crickets and roaches and collard greens and spring mix, based on what's available and what he'll even consider eating. Still considering trying him with a few selections from one of the local salad bars whenever we can get around to it, and looking forward to dandelions in the summer -- our yard is full of them