Herbage
/ food-list
Approximately
60 to 70 % of diagnosed diseases in reptiles are directly or indirectly
nutritionally ! A false diet shows not always immediately visible
problems ,
but can strongly influence the life expectancy of Animals.
Bearded
Dragons come from very dry , so- arid areas . Thus, their digestive
tract is
set on little nutritious , low-calorie and dry food . These include in
the
steppe many woody plants with a very high fiber content and
indigestible
carbohydrates such as cellulose .
- Herbage
should account for 80-90 % of the
diet of an adult animal
- No
easily digestible carbohydrates such as
sugar. So Fruit largely avoided .
- Rather
older parts of plants feed not that
young fresh plant parts
- Offer
regularly dried wild plants
- Maintain
a high fiber content
- Little
or no water-containing vegetable
feed .
- Observe the protein content of the plants .
Herbage
·
Alfalfa (Medicago sativa)
·
Apple tree
leaves (unsprayed)
·
Bishop's
goutweed (Aegopodium podagraria)
·
Bittercress / hairy bittercress (Cardamine hirsuta)
·
Blackberry
leafs (no fruits)
·
Carrot
dandelions
·
Carrots green
(Carrots itselfs not every day, because a lot of water and sugar)
·
Catalogna /
chicory / Giant "Dandelion" (best pulled itself)
·
Cat’s-ear
(Hypochaeris )
·
Knapweed (Centaurea)
·
Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla, NOT Anthemis
cotula)
·
Chervil (Anthriscus cerefolium)
·
Chic Coree
(best expelled: put in water and the light exposed to impulses)
·
Chickweed (Stellaria media)
·
Chickweed/
mouse-ear (Cerastium holosteoides)
·
Cleavers /
goosegrass (Galium aparine)
·
Clover /
trefoil (Trifolium) (all parts,
rarely feed, high protein content. NO stone clover (Melilotus)/ sorrel (Oxalis) NO
/ lucky
clover)
· Common marsh-bedstraw (Galium palustre)
·
Common
nipplewort (Lapsana communis)
·
Cornflower
(flowers) (Centaurea cyanus)
·
Cress (itself
drawn. Rarely, offer small amounts) (Lepidium)
·
Cubaguu (Callisia repens ) (not in
excessive Megen, much protein and
oxalic acid)
·
Cuckoo
Flower (Cardamine pratensis)
· Currant leaves (No friut)
· Dahlias
·
Daisy (Bellis
perennis)
·
Dandelion/
hawkbit (incl. Flowers) (Taraxacum)
·
Dead-nettle /
lamium incl. Flowers (Lamium)
·
Endive (not too
often, high nitrate content)
·
Forget Me Not (Myosotis)
·
Fruit tree
leaves (Not fruit)
·
gallant soldier
(Galinsoga
parviflora)
·
Garden cress
(Lepidium sativum) Not too much
·
Garlic mustard
(Alliaria petiolata)
·
Giant
"Dandelion" (see Catalogna)
·
Greater
musk-mallow/
rose mallow (Malva alcea)
·
Hazel leaves (Corylus avellana)
·
Hedge
bedstraw (Galium mollugo)
·
Hibiscus leaves
(incl. Flowers)
·
Hoary Plantain
(Plantago media)
·
Mallow (incl.
Flowers) (Malva)
·
Margarete (Leucantheum vulgare)
·
Marigold (Calendula officinalis)
·
Nasturtium (:Tropaeolum
) (itself drawn as often fertilized. Rare and offer small
amounts)
·
Nettle (Urtica
) (best slightly dried, high
nitrate content)
·
Pansies (itself
drawn, often fertilized) (Viola tricolor
hortensis) BOT NO primrose, poisonous (Primula)
· Pear tree leaves (unsprayed)
·
Petunia flowers
(for yourself drawn as often fertilized)
·
Plantain
(Plantago)
·
Prickly lettuce
(Lactuca serriola)
·
Purslane (not
too often) (Portulaca)
·
Radicchio
·
Raspberry
leaves
·
Rocket (often
high nitrate content) (Eruca vesicaria)
·
Romana / Roman
salad
·
Rose leaves
(untreated)
·
Shepherd's
Purse (Capsella
bursa-pastoris)
·
Sow-thistlegoose (Sonchus
asper)
·
Thistle (Carduus)
·
Starwort/
chickweed (Stellaria)
·
Strawberry
leaves
·
Wood stitchwort
(Stellaria nemorum)
·
Woodruff (offer small amounts ) (Galium odoratum)
