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Hey everyone.
Just wondering, is the Orange Lagos Hibiscus ok too feed too Hermies? I read that one type, is. But are these? And also, or just normel clovers ok? I read they were. Just wondering all. Thanks. Love Scarlet xx
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LOL I am not the know all...WHen I had questions about things to feed the crabs, I asked Kerie(Julia Crab) how to determine if plants were safe. She said to google it like this:
(plant name) + toxic You can even do (plant name) + pesticide Go through the links that pop up. If there's nothing that shows it toxic to anything you can do a feeding trial, but only if you feel comfortable doing so. Keep a log as to how much was fed, the date and then dont try it again for like 3-4 months. Note anything such as dropped limbs, crabs acting weird, deaths etc. |
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I though Hibiscus of any kind was bad for hermies?
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"Never Molted"
Join Date: Jul 2007
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when i saw that i started lookng up plants and stuff and chose what i believe is a pretty good rule of thumb " If i can't have it they can't either" should i stick with that because some animals can eat what we can't
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"First Molt, A Success"
Join Date: Jun 2007
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I don't know... I wouldn't risk the life of my hermies over a flower. I would just feed them something else, but thats just my opinion.
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Hibiscus is safe for crabs. I've used this kind in my food mixes and it's perfectly fine. Hopefully it helps others out with deciding.
Also known as- Hibiscus sabdariffa, red sorrel, African Mallow, Indian Sorrel, Jamaica Sorrel, Jamaica Tea Flower, and Roselle. |
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