I purchased my sulcata baby from the local reptile expo last month. Since then, I have had a medical issue come up and I can no longer care for my sulcata like I had planned on.
Her clutch was temp hatched for female.
She is an active eater and has been properly cared for with soakings and...
Wow! Added bonus....
Didnt expect Reptar to eat so readily and so quickly!
And she loves to be soaked... will even crawl into her tiny pond (large water dish with low level of water) and hang out!
So happy right now! Reptar seems to be doing so well!
From my understanding, he soaked them regularly, and kept them in a humid closed rubbermaid like small containers. The substrate was a moss like substance, not sure what it was called. He also had them eating mazuri (spelling??), as well as grass and weeds native to Texas.
He also had Herman...
Today, after much anticipation, we brought home our little sulcata, Reptar, from the Lone Star Reptile Expo!
Reptar was temp incubated for a female, but of course we dont know for sure yet. For now, we'll call it a she.
She is settling in nice, very active and curious.
Habitat has kept its...
On my next payday i will look into changing over the ways im heating with the lid issue. I know they need their humidity, and will make great strides to give it what it needs to thrive.
Ive read all the care sheets here, as well as asked pros. Not all those veggies will he/she get, as some only the leaf, flower and/or fruit is suitable. Plus those are just for diet variation, as grasses & weeds will be my torts staples.
Thank you for contributin. We are super excited!
I am going to be using this thread to follow the life of our sulcata tortoise, Reptar, that we will be getting on May 16th. Months of research and preparations for our new family member have taken place already, We are very excited.
Here is what we have for starters....
Housing:
50g grey...