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[QUOTE="ChileanTaco, post: 2044437, member: 118921"] I give my Taco herbs and golliwog ("turtleweed plant") I grow on the balcony. I would also give him dandelion leaves and flowers, clover and such if they only would grow here. (Conditions too harsh here for that, and I even struggle with the herbs.) I grew up with gardening/ living on a homestead and generally would like much more eating homegrown food than from the supermarket*, and for my dragon I'd keep it just like with human food: Only pick where there are no pesticides, no dog pee (so for example: from the balcony, from the garden where I know what I'm using and what not), and rinse well. And of course no insects from outdoors. *Which was either grown with pesticides or if not, e.g. if I get it from a small organic farmer (which I prefer), under similar conditions than in the garden or on the balcony. Instead of something from the supermarket that was picked yesterday or the day before (if lucky) and grown with pesticides if not organic, I would 100% more prefer to feed my Taco something from my garden if I had one. [/QUOTE]
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