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Can tortoises, bearded dragons & iguanas eat long-headed poppy?

Papaver dubium

RatingNever feed

Toxic or risky compounds — do not feed

By species

Tortoises×Do not feedModerate (alkaloids)

Bearded dragons×Do not feedModerate (alkaloids)

Iguanas×Do not feedModerate (alkaloids)

Nutrients at a glance

Ca unconfirmed
Ca:P trend unconfirmed
Fiber unconfirmed

Toxicity: moderate (alkaloids)

How to feed

Part fed: —
Prep: do not feed

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Ratings come from REPLA's food plant database (200 plants) and are a general guide. Where nutrient values are not confirmed, we show whether they tend to be high or low. If your animal seems unwell, see a reptile vet.

Updated 2026-10-29 · by RAIXEN · About REPLA · Privacy