Here's a data point for you. The first time I fed my redfoots bananas they also threw up.
I've heard redfoots are really fond of bananas so my theory at the time was that I gave them too much and they simply ate too much in their excitement. Similar situation where they went into their hide and...
Food was delayed that day so that might be what she was up too. I think I'll take it out for now.
They are just some Pothos from a big box store rinsed and re-potted. It was a variety that does slightly better in low light because there's a plastic cover that's not quite transparent. It was...
That's a thought That bar is there because the mulch has compressed/decomposed over time. Getting a mulch refill was actually already on the docket for yesterday before she had flipped this weekend so the bar is covered now. One less thing at least.
last time she flipped in was in her water...
Cherry has flipped her self again but this time in a different spot. Right where the dark spot is, under the planter and too the left of the ceramic pot. At the time the red hide was pretty close to where she flipped, but she has since moved the red hide around.
I'm trying to to figure out...
Will Cherry heads lay eggs in cypress mulch if its deep enough, or will I want to think about different substrate mixtures if she decides to start laying?
I'm designing a larger enclosure for my 2 cherry heads (who live separated). Right now I have 7in of cypress mulch, which seem seems to be working well. But they are only 3 or so and still growing. I'm hoping for this new enclosure to be suitable for when they are fully grown. Is 7in deep enough...
Hello,
My tortoises are getting bigger so I'm designing a new enclosure for them. With the new set up I'd be able to put in some wire shelves (something like these https://www.uline.com/BL_149/Epoxy-Wire-Shelving) and put some planters with some dangling plants like pothos to give them quite a...
Forgot to come back to this one. I leveled out the area and switched to a terracotta dish. Cherry is doing fine, and she stopped making the whistling noise by the next morning.
Thanks for the help everyone!