Thanks to everyone who replied. First, here are some pictures of Clover and his enclosure.
I know that his enclosure is too dry, and he lacks varied climates within it. I have dry japanese stilt grass that I pulled from the neighborhood and use as bedding, that I wet from time to time. When...
Ok. I'll have to plan this out and see if I can make things work. I asked my mom and she said she'd let me put up a shed until I move out, which is good.
Like I said, I am very attached to this animal. I would be emotionally ravaged should I decide to let him go. But ultimately, I need to determine whether releasing him will be more or less beneficial to his quality of life, as opposed to keeping him. I can always move on, but if he suffers as...
Like I said, I am very attached to this animal. I would be emotionally ravaged should I decide to let him go. But ultimately, I need to determine whether releasing him will be more or less beneficial to his quality of life, as opposed to keeping him. I can always move on, but if he suffers as...
I live in Northern Virginia. I have a ~3 year old sulcata named Clover who is about 11" and 8.2lb (scale might be low). I bought him as a hatchling and I have got the idea in my head that I want to keep him for life. But right now I am a college student with no income, I live in a temperate...