Lettuce

if that is the only thing they are eating figure 12-16oz, if that is only as an appetizer figure 6-8 oz. So 150 pounds for an entree and 75-100 pounds for an appetizer

Typically, romaine lettuce tends to be more expensive than iceberg lettuce. This price difference can be attributed to factors such as supply, demand, and production costs. Additionally, romaine is often considered more nutritious and flavorful, which can also influence its market price. However, prices can vary based on location and season.

A hamster will eat anything you put in front of it. One thing to bear in mind is that hamsters are desert animals. Fruit and vegetables are something that is not found in their natural habitat and therefore not a part of their natural diet. Fruit contains sugars (fructose) sugar and salts draw water into the bowels this can cause what is known as osmotic diarrhea, not wet tail. All fruit should be avoided, and only a selected number of vegetable that have minimal water content with high fiber should be fed.

yeah of course, hamsters would eat any fruit, veg, ect in the wild and it would definitely eat lettuce. however, do not overfeed hamster with lettuce, the reason is that hamsters could get diarreah and this could cause stress, and maybe leading to wet-tail. hope this helped ;D

Spinach and arugula are both leafy greens that are generally high in fiber, which can actually help alleviate constipation rather than cause it. However, in some individuals, a sudden increase in fiber intake without adequate hydration can lead to digestive issues, including constipation. It's essential to balance fiber consumption with plenty of water to support digestion. Overall, these greens are beneficial for gut health when consumed as part of a varied diet.

Lettuce Go through 5 stages it takes about 2 to 4 weeks.

You just cut that leaf off, hope it helped! X

The water content is high, about 95%

Lettuce leaves out vitamins that are key in overall growth and health of the lizard long term. Things like bok choy, kale, collard greens, mustard greens, turnip greens, or dandelion greens are much better. Remember to vary the diet. Don't feed one thing all the time.

Ducks like most soft leafy vegetables.

if you are you going to eat it. then yes. it will bruise the lettuce.

Yes, they do. They really enjoy raiding gardens for all of the greens that they can find there. They will also eat apples from your grove.

Yes it is, but even better is Cabbage!

rabbits, monkeys, birds, pigs, dogs will eat lettuce, deer maybe would eat lettuce, and many other animals. Some animals will eat lettuce but it doesn't mean it is their main food to give them nutrients they need to survive.

It depends . According to us ( people ) , we classify it as a vegetable , but biologically it's the leaves of a fruit . The flower of any plant is having an ovary . A fertilized ovary is called a fruit ( Biological Definition ) and we eat the leaves ( or walls ) of the lettuce fruit .

In the ground spray over with water and if cut dip in water and put in the fridge.

yes of course butdont give them too much of ice burg lettuce it makes them gassy and they could die xx