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Post by greenlily on Jul 19, 2007 1:47:24 GMT
Its growing very fast and my degus love it. So I have alway fresh food for them. Unfortunatly the shops here in germany sell it for a  -price (  ) . But you can make a few plants of one. (sorry, I hope you understand, what I mean, I don´t know, how to write it in english). |
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sarah
Burrowing Degu
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Post by sarah on Jul 19, 2007 13:46:46 GMT
I didn't know what it was, so I Googled it -- is it a vine? I've never heard of it before....I don't know if my degus would eat it, they won't eat anything that's not dried.
Sarah
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Post by greenlily on Jul 19, 2007 14:10:14 GMT
My degus don´t like most of fresh food to. But they like this and the oats I have seeded.
I´ve tried to translate vine... I´ve found two meanings... one of them is right, so I think we mean the same ...
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Post by ra on Jul 20, 2007 1:49:39 GMT
I'm not familiar with that particular plant. My girls love fresh Dandelion greens.
Greenlily your English is fine. Much better than my German these days.
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Post by greenlily on Jul 20, 2007 2:00:13 GMT
Fresh dandelion greens I havn´t feedet yet, there grows not enough for all degus here. But dried they love them.
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) . But you can make a few plants of one. (sorry, I hope you understand, what I mean, I don´t know, how to write it in english).
