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isnt uncooked chicken how they can get salmonella?
Most repties already have salmonella......
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isnt uncooked chicken how they can get salmonella?
It's one possible way, feeding raw chicks and pinkies would be another.
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That last comment was the gf by the way. She has a serious thing for chickens and ducks lol.
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That last comment was the gf by the way. She has a serious thing for chickens and ducks lol.
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If fed as an occasional food, a chick( cut up into pieces suitable for the size of your turtle and with bones removed) should be OK.
The fluff and down on a chick would be consumed in nature however one chick
is going to last the average keeper for months!
Not you guys who have dozens obviously.
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