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Yeah it would be more from a pet standpoint and leave others be. Im all for keeping things natural that can be

Perfect thank you. I'll work on swapping them out

Ok just wanted to check before I dig them all out of the ground lol. Thank you

*** edit sorry for that firat picture, not sure how it got on there. It has nothing to do with my sulcata at all. Thanks again for your help, Lindsay

These Cactus grow on my property in Colorado. If I were to de-spike this cactus, can my sulcata eat it?? On a for sure pesticides free land, would just hate to kill them if they can be of a better use.

Ok perfect thank you

hi there, I have a bit of property in Colorado. I have some Cactus that grows on the land. I know there's no pesticides or anything. Can my sulcata eat this type? I'll pull the spikes off of course (any tips on that) Thanks in advance, Groot appreciates it ;) Attachments...

hi there, I have a bit of property in Colorado. I have some Cactus that grows on the land. I know there's no pesticides or anything. Can my sulcata eat this type? I'll pull the spikes off of course (any tips on that) Thanks in advance, Groot appreciates it ;)