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Can they eat buttercup/yellow flowers?

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Hey guys,

I did a quick web search and cannot find anything on this...Can bearded dragons eat yellow buttercup? Just the yellow flower part??? Do they like it? Has anyone fed these before? Just want to make sure before I try it if it is okay for my dragons Thor and Cera.. My vet said that in the wild they eat mainly yellow wildflowers, but I don't know if the buttercup fits this category and I haven't talked to my vet for awhile. Just thought I'd ask all you guys on here and see if anybody knew.

Thanks! :)
 
Hi Donna....I've read that they are potentially toxic, as are daffodils so I would avoud them. However, beardies love the yellow flower of the dandelion, and also the yellow [ short-blooming] petals of the forsythia bush. My dragons also enjoy green clover from my yard.
 
Buttercups are definitely toxic. It's from an oil they produce. Supposedly once they're dried the toxin is gone, buy why chance it?
 
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