I received some tulips on Easter, and I saw they are on the safe list to give on here, but I have also read where people say they are dangerous to give to hermit crabs. I was going to give them some once they start wilting, but thought I should ask just to be sure.
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Re: Tulips?
If you do not know where or how they were grown, do not feed them to the crabs. Plant foods/fertilizers/pesticides may have been used on the commercial crops for sale.HermitCrabAddicted wrote:I received some tulips on Easter, and I saw they are on the safe list to give on here, but I have also read where people say they are dangerous to give to hermit crabs. I was going to give them some once they start wilting, but thought I should ask just to be sure.
Thanks!
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Re: Tulips?
That's what I figured, thanks so much!
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Re: Tulips?
You can make it organic over the next 3-4 months if you switch out the soil and use earthworm castings and bat guano as fertilizer
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