The water dragon (or Physignathus Cocincinus) is primarily carnivorous, but it also eats fruits and vegetables. Here is a list of foods it can also eat:
A
Alfalfa
Apples (without the seeds)
Apricot (without the kernel)
B
Blueberries
C
Cantaloupe
Cherries (without the kernel)
Chicory
Cucumber
E
Endive
F
Figs
G
Grated carrots
Green lettuce
K
Kale (in small amounts as they decrease iodine absorption and can lead to goiter and hypothyroidism)
Kiwi
M
Mango
Melon
O
Orange
P
Papaya
Peaches (without the kernel)
Peas
Pineapple
Plums (without the kernel)
R
Raspberries
Red kale
Romaine lettuce
S
Spinach (in small quantities because they are too high in oxalates and decrease the absorption of calcium)
Squash
Strawberries
W
Watermelon
Z
Zucchini
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