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The coco is the cheapest choice. Orchid isn't sold in Philly. The hay would be way to much work cuz I travel too much.

He's still eating.

12 inches.

I'm going to. I think the first few days I was trying to get the humidity right, it became too cold at night.

Everything I use is digital. If he does have a minor bug of any sort what can I do to take precaution? I won't be able to go to a vet for a few days.

The first 2 days I put the humidifier on the humidity was maybe over 100%. And the Hay and mazuri is dry. I'll move the ceramic over to the cool side and leave it on at night.

Hey everybody. I recently made some changes for my 8 year old sulcatas winter enclosure. Since I live in PA he comes indoor during the fall and winter. I have built him a 8x4x4 home. I can post pictures later. I was recommended from this site to make sure the humidity is at least 80% (mine is...

Also, I think my He is a She. She is 11 inches long and weighs about 5 pounds.

I just want everyone to know that I try to take the best care of my sulcata. I got him when he was a hatchling and I've been doing what I was told to do. The reasons I'm asking these questions is because I thought there was something wrong. Thank you all for the help.

Right, thats going to be a project for next year. right now my main concern is that i get his health to where it needs to be.

We get snow. and it drops below 60 during the day.

For the last 5 years, I have only been home in the winters due to all the traveling I do, my parents have been feeding him and everything. But I started seeing other sulcats online and I thought mine was too small. I'll measure him once he wakes

I live in PA. We get fall and winter. In the spring/summer he is outside all day and really active. He drinks water, and we have natural humidity out here. I always wondered why he grew more in the summer. The breeder I got him from, my vet, and other online sites have told me that Kale was a...

The picture is a bit misleading but the ceramic is about 16 inches from the ground. He has a hiding spot, and IDK what substrate to use, why do I need it? the mercury light is on for 10-12 hours a day during the winter. its on a timer.

In the summertime, he is outside all day grazing on grass and stuff. I spray him too. I live in Philly, so the winter is where i notice little growth. He doesnt eat hay when I gave it in the past, but I think if its the only option hell eat it.