Hydrangea
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high toxicity
Garden flower containing cyanogenic glycosides.
Do not feed
Hydrangea is unsafe for reptiles due to high toxicity. Avoid feeding entirely. Contains amygdalin which releases cyanide upon digestion.
Nutritional breakdown
Calcium
0mg
Phosphorus
0mg
Ca:P Ratio
—
Protein
0g
Fat
0g
Fiber
0g
Sugar
0g
Vitamin A
0IU
Chemical properties
Oxalate level
moderate
Goitrogen level
none
Chitin level
none
Fat content
very low
Gut loading value
none
Feeding guidelines
Frequency
Highly dangerous. Can cause cyanide poisoning.
Preparation
Ensure no hydrangea clippings enter the enclosure.
Common misconceptions
Often assumed safe because some mammals eat them.
Sourcing & method
Feeding method
fresh
Seasonal availability
year round
Disclaimer: Nutritional values can vary based on growing conditions, soil quality, or specific insect diets. Always provide a varied diet to ensure comprehensive nutrition for your reptile.
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