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Markw84
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Markw84

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    1. Amanda17
      Amanda17
      Also - did you leave the floor unsealed / natural plywood as Tom noted in his post? What brand type of sealer and/or caulk was used to seal the edges/seams? Are you also using an oil filled heater secured by wooden walls? I have always been curious as to other heating options outdoors (aside from the Kane pads) Thanks!
      Nov 7, 2018
      2. Markw84
        Markw84
        Nov 7, 2018
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    2. Amanda17
      Amanda17
      Awesome - Thank you! Are those all Sulcatas in your profile pic? All female or how do you prevent fighting?
      Nov 7, 2018
    3. Amanda17
      Amanda17
      Hi Mark, I have 3 males 15 y/o. They started fighting recently forcing ER division of outdoor enclosure. I'm hoping to find excellent homes for 2, but so far haven't found an trustworthy option.*I would appreciate your advice on heating outdoor year round, as my indoor enclosure is dependent on housing the 3 of them together. Are you able to monitor the temp remotely? From your house or if away? Thanks – Amanda
      Nov 7, 2018
      2. Markw84
        Markw84
        Look at Tom's thread on his night box design. I use that for my tortoises outdoors. I also use SensorPush temp & humidity monitors. Everything is run by app on my iphone. Do a search for sensorpush by Markw84 to find more details on the forum
        Nov 7, 2018
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    4. aryddiaz
      aryddiaz
      Hello!
      Our Sulcata is a female and nine years old. About a month ago she started trying to escape. Yesterday she succeeded but is home safe and sound. She keeps trying to break out in the same direction. My question is how far can she sense a male. If heard 100 yards. Is that accurate? Could it be 500 yards or more?
      Thank you
      Oct 21, 2018
      2. Markw84
        Markw84
        I don't find females trying to get to males. It's the males that will try to get to a female. I do find that some will just become restless certain times of the year and seem like they are trying to search out new territories. They can be totally content with their surroundings most of the year, then suddenly they want to move. I have two trying to do that now. It usually lasts a month or so.
        Nov 7, 2018
    5. Prashant
      Prashant
      thank you for your giving information :)
      Feb 26, 2018
    6. The-Great-Stash
      The-Great-Stash
      Aug 26, 2017
    7. Aeva
      Aeva
      Hi Mark, please check your inbox, I need your help :) Thank you !
      Aug 22, 2017
    8. Lindsinic
      Lindsinic
      Aug 14, 2017
    9. lovemysnapper
      lovemysnapper
      Apr 26, 2017
    10. Rock Soup
      Rock Soup
      Hi Mark, I read your comment to Lorenzo about an extra scute on Sulfates are usually 90% females? I found one in my backyard last month and it has an extra scute!
      Feb 15, 2017
    11. Zackius
      Zackius
      Markw84... what type of opening do you have and where on the enclosure to allow the electrical cords to enter the enclosure?
      Nov 5, 2016
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