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- 12/16/2011 at 6:54 PM
  KytKattin
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  I drink tea like an addict. I recently switched over to loose leaf tea. I only have one mix right now. It has black tea leaves, coconut shreds, strawberry leaves, and a few other ingredients I can’t remember right now… Anyways, I will probably mix my own tea at some point, so I was wondering what ingredients I could use that would still be safe for miss bun-bun to eat/drink. I know that there are mixed feelings on true teas, so I am just going to skip that one. I know that technically makes it a tisane… What about coconut shreds? Strawberry leaves? What about red teas? I know that roobios is great for betta fish. Some people use green tea for tannins as well, but the red/roobios is prefered. Anyways, getting side tracked! Bettas are way different than bunnies.
  
  What about pineapple? Pomegranate? I like really fruity teas. I never add any sort of sweetener, the tea being fruity makes up for that.
- 12/23/2011 at 2:38 PM
  Juli
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  sounds okay but i’m not sure about the strawberry leaves and coconut and the pomogranite. what about you try using, Chamomile, Mint leaves, or Berry extracts. yw. i love tea too though…now i’m thirsty all of the sudden….thirsty for….TEA.
- 12/23/2011 at 3:00 PM
  Stickerbunny
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  http://store.binkybunny.com/new-happy-bunny-tummy-tea-floppers-garden-p149.aspx
  
  There is a tea you could remake at home pretty easily. Other herbs and flowers would be good too.
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