Well, as you know its October, which means it's the heart of pumpkin season. And I was wondering, with the pumpkin, being in the squash family, be safe for a skink to eat?
More importantly, would the part you scoop out (to carve said pumpkin, the 'guts' of it if you will) be safe for them once the seeds are removed? My friends gave me a bag full of it once they took the seeds out for their own use, plus a whole uncarved pumpkin. I was wondering if I could save some of it for Mortimer?
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Linnea wrote:im wondering, why not feed the guts if you can feed the sides?
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I don't see a problem with feeding the guts. When wild deer eat my friends pumpkins they eat the entire insides, leaving just the hollow shell.
I'm carving pumpkins this sunday, maybe I'll take some guts home for the critters.
I'm carving pumpkins this sunday, maybe I'll take some guts home for the critters.
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