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More questions coming down the way. I've just read that goitrogens are deactivated when cooked. Definition of cook here? Should I cook the goitrogenic vegetables for this purpose and feed it to the bearded dragon?

Fair point. So as if oxalates, phosphorous aren't bothersome enough, what can I do about goigtrogens?

Noted you are online. Well thank you for your advice. I am able to find spaghetti squash, so I'll be including that into their daily diet along with endives and mustard greens. How often do you add feeders?

Well variety isn't much of a issue for me. What I'm worried is that I produce a diet that doesn't follow the suggested ca:p intakes. You give them only mustard on a daily basis and in occasion mix in other greens?

Pity. Mustard Greens as the base then. I can also find endives in the local supermarket. Well according to my research, bok choy is a form of turnip green. Queer if you ask. Since you suggest it, I shall not include bok choy into the diet at all. I'm still thinking about chinese kale AKA kailan...

I am in Asia actually. Mustard Greens, I've only seen them once and I'm trying to find collards because of their lovely ca:p ratio, though I haven't been lucky in this aspect. Over here, fellow herpers feed their beardies stuff known as kangkung, bok choy and kailan, which I wasn't too certain...

Evening people. I've been wanting a bearded dragon for some time and have been reading up various care sheets and the like, in order to properly house the bearded dragon. However, the feeding sector has been bugging me for some time. Unfortunately, I am situated in a place where I cannot have...