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03-14-12, 11:51 AM
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Uncle Brady
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Rodents to savs
So after all of the heated arguments about savannah monitors and rodents, and i just attended a lecture for a university wildlife nutrition class I am really thinking about feeding my sav rodents, not a lot of course but maybe a 80% insects 20 % rodents. The calcium they can get through the rodents bones is very good, the fat they can get it good as well. But what I learned in this class is they can get a lot of the rodents nutrients which would make them more active with a couple mice every week. The hair, they can get a lot of protein from it, they obvs obviously won't digest it fully but in all what I am trying to say is a few rodents a week 20% of a savs diet will make them have more energy in the Long run. I'm highly considering this.
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03-15-12, 06:45 AM
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Re: Rodents to savs
There is no set formula,it should be based on your specific conditions.Strive for better conditions,but feed according to your conditions.
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03-15-12, 11:45 AM
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Varanus Queen
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Re: Rodents to savs
I like Moe's answer.
Also, like I said on the other forum, I question who gave this lecture. Animals can't digest hair, and therefore can't get anything out of it. The fat isn't good for savannah monitors. And lastly, I've seen from experience that rodents don't mae them more active.
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03-15-12, 11:48 AM
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Uncle Brady
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Re: Rodents to savs
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Originally Posted by BarelyBreathing
I like Moe's answer.
Also, like I said on the other forum, I question who gave this lecture. Animals can't digest hair, and therefore can't get anything out of it. The fat isn't good for savannah monitors. And lastly, I've seen from experience that rodents don't mae them more active.
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yeah, i dont know hedy, im not really sure i want to feed my sav rodents, based on your experiance and i know you are sucessfull! umm i got kicked off the other forum for making this thread there :P
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03-15-12, 12:17 PM
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Varanus Queen
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Re: Rodents to savs
The other forum is drama.
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03-15-12, 12:18 PM
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Uncle Brady
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Re: Rodents to savs
yeah im done with HC this is my home anyways 
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