AlexanderR
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I'm looking to create a new gutloading mixture for my dubia colony. One of the components will be chicken food pellets, however, I'm reading the ingredients of one 5 litre tub of chicken feed and it contains Bio-Mos prebiotic 8g/kg. Supposedly this Bio-Mos prebiotic enables the safe excretion of bacteria such as E. Coli and Salmonella and stimulates the development of beneficial microorganisms in the gut. However, I'm not sure if this is safe to pass onto leopard geckos, thinking about possible adverse effects? Albeit, I don't think it would cause any harm to the feeders themselves.
So my question is, is it safe for leopard geckos/reptiles to consume feeders that were fed with prebiotics? Is it safe for the feeders themselves to be fed with food containing prebiotics?
So my question is, is it safe for leopard geckos/reptiles to consume feeders that were fed with prebiotics? Is it safe for the feeders themselves to be fed with food containing prebiotics?