luevelvet
New member
It's been a hectic weekend (and week for that matter) so I apologize for not paying as close attention to this thread as I had anticipated.
To start with, please keep discussion regarding other threads in those other threads. The reason I started this thread was to move away from the threads that were going off into topics that didn't really have to do with the original topic. So in an effort to be as polite about this as possible, let's just keep those topics under those threads and general nutrition discussion in this one.
My new goals for this thread are as follows:
I apologize if this comes across as curt or rude but we really want to get the most out of our discussions. Nothing drives the experienced (read: busy) keepers away is talk of trivial issues related to other threads.
Now let's keep the discussion going!
How many of my fellow keepers/breeders work with multiple species and adjust their supplementation for each? Have you noticed certain species being more mineral/vitamin hungry than others?
Cheers!
Luis
To start with, please keep discussion regarding other threads in those other threads. The reason I started this thread was to move away from the threads that were going off into topics that didn't really have to do with the original topic. So in an effort to be as polite about this as possible, let's just keep those topics under those threads and general nutrition discussion in this one.
My new goals for this thread are as follows:
- I want to invite discussion from experienced keepers who have been successfully breeding Uroplatus for multiple seasons. Many Uroplatus can live a year or more while being malnourished so accounts of single season successes don't count much in this thread.
Considering the above, the topics to discuss should involve around vitamin/mineral supplementation and the perceived or known benefits or lack there of. While many may not know the symptoms for different diseases etc, this is not the thread to request such info. If you're having issues with your animal, please start a new thread to give it the attention it deserves.
I apologize if this comes across as curt or rude but we really want to get the most out of our discussions. Nothing drives the experienced (read: busy) keepers away is talk of trivial issues related to other threads.
Now let's keep the discussion going!
How many of my fellow keepers/breeders work with multiple species and adjust their supplementation for each? Have you noticed certain species being more mineral/vitamin hungry than others?
Cheers!
Luis