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infernalis
11-22-12, 11:13 PM
Before anyone comments, you all know that these lizards get a well rounded balanced diet. One plate of turkey guts is not going to throw anything out of balance.... Now on to the pictures.

Cera does a tripod for a giblet.

http://www.varanus.us/gibs/cerapod.jpg

littlefoot covered in mud..

http://www.varanus.us/gibs/dirty.jpg

Littlefoot tearing up the giblets..

http://www.varanus.us/gibs/giblets.jpg

Cera chowed down too...

http://www.varanus.us/gibs/gibs.jpg

Just look at that profile...

http://www.varanus.us/gibs/headon.jpg

Let's see a fat Savannah Monitor do a yoga move like this one!

http://www.varanus.us/gibs/yoga.jpg

dinosaurdammit
11-22-12, 11:16 PM
i now dont feel so bad letting my monitor and water dragons partake in thanksgiving.

alessia55
11-22-12, 11:23 PM
Great photos, Wayne ;) I love seeing photos of your beasts

infernalis
11-22-12, 11:27 PM
They will get giblets again on Christmas, then we don't buy a whole turkey again until next year.

dinosaurdammit
11-23-12, 12:15 AM
question, would you feed them cut up parts of the neck?

infernalis
11-23-12, 12:20 AM
Yes, they ate the neck... the windpipe looked like macaroni.

dinosaurdammit
11-23-12, 12:21 AM
so do you think it would be safe to feed the mix breed? Hes about their size albeit his head isnt as broad as theirs. If I cut it up I would imagine he could eat it.

AjaMichelle
11-23-12, 01:19 PM
I think offering the giblets is a great idea!!! :) organ tissues are a great source of nutrients whether you're a reptile or mammal, and the neck is a great source of chondroitin (helps keep joints healthy).

infernalis
11-23-12, 01:25 PM
The cut up trachea was kinda gross, but they ate it right up.

SpOoKy
11-23-12, 01:38 PM
That's more turkey then I got yesterday :(

Little Wise Owl
11-23-12, 03:33 PM
Great photos :)

They look pleased with their snack

infernalis
12-07-12, 02:14 PM
I think offering the giblets is a great idea!!! :) organ tissues are a great source of nutrients whether you're a reptile or mammal, and the neck is a great source of chondroitin (helps keep joints healthy).

Just picked up a package of chicken organs, $1 a pound.

I have a few thawing out, pictures in a little while.

Of course, they will always get their bugs, worms and rats along with it...

nick654377
12-07-12, 02:29 PM
Very nice savs

infernalis
12-07-12, 02:44 PM
Very nice savs


Thanks... http://www.ssnakess.com/forums/varanid/91028-littlefoot-cera-new-video-pictures.html

Have a look, their whole lives have been documented from the first day.

Gungirl
12-07-12, 02:45 PM
Wayne.. do you have anyone near you that slauters their own animals? ( cows,pigs ext) That would be a good way to get some treats for your guys.. I know of a few places that give stuff to a guy down in mass with a few savs.