Question about salads for younger bearded dragon

[elmerkirchner]

Hello guys,
I'm glad when joining this forum. I have a question. Could you guys give me some tips on preparing salads for my young bearded dragon? Seems like a stupid question, but when I go to the market, I don't really want to buy an entire bunch of collard greens because he will maybe eat like one or two leaves before it goes bad. He is about 4 months old maybe, if that. So basically I'm asking for cost-efficient ways to prepare my little guy veggies. Thanks in advance.

 

[Drache613]

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[Drache613]

Hello,

It is hard to purchase small amounts! An easy
thing to do is to just purchase a package of the
organic spring mix which has the least amount of spinach in it. The variety is pretty good so you should be able to find a few things in there that he likes.
I hope that helps out! I am sure that more people will chime in with more ideas for you!

Tracie

 

[xp29]

Hello,

It is hard to purchase small amounts! An easy
thing to do is to just purchase a package of the
organic spring mix which has the least amount of spinach in it. The variety is pretty good so you should be able to find a few things in there that he likes.
I hope that helps out! I am sure that more people will chime in with more ideas for you!

Tracie

Walmart actually sells a variety that doesn't have spinach in it at all. You just have to read the ingredients list to find it. It can be hit or miss if they have it though. (spinach is a calcium binder btw, that's why it should only be offered on very small quantities)

 

[elmerkirchner]

Hello,

It is hard to purchase small amounts! An easy
thing to do is to just purchase a package of the
organic spring mix which has the least amount of spinach in it. The variety is pretty good so you should be able to find a few things in there that he likes.
I hope that helps out! I am sure that more people will chime in with more ideas for you!
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Tracie

Thanks for your answer. I got it.