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    List of tort safe plants?

    Yeah Joesmum, that's one of the lists of edibles I've seen. I have many of those growing and add them to the feed mix for my sulcatas. I am looking for the ones that torts, in this case a redfoot, aren't likely to touch if they have a ready source of food. I can't imagine that redfoots in...
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    List of tort safe plants?

    I've done internet searches, but usually get a list of edibles for tortoises. I scrolled through the stickies and was surprised there isn't a list there. I then did a quick search in this forum and couldn't find a good list there either. So is there a decent, concise list of plants that can...
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    Regarding Oxalis

    When I first did a search on this plant, more pointedly Ground or Wood Sorrel, I found a site that said it was safe. But I did another search and found someone saying it was toxic to tortoises, so I did some more digging. From what I can gather, the toxicity has to do with the oxalates binding...
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    Calling fellow Floridians

    I had my two young Sullies outside today to enjoy some sunshine and grazing. The area I had set up their frame in (just a portable rectangle so I do not have to chase them around) had mostly just St. Augustine grass and Ground Sorrel, both of which are supposed to be safe. But as I watched...
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    The Royal Court Taster

    We do do heartworm pills every few years or so, but not nearly at Vet recommended intervals. Those regular intervals were originally for outdoor dogs but got spread to all dogs to alleviate confusion (and maybe pad profits?). Our dogs are indoor dogs and if we do a heartworm dosage, it is in...
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    The Royal Court Taster

    I am in the center of the state, so salt isn't really an issue. I obviously won't be feeding my sullies dog droppings as that's probably a good way to introduce diseases. The gophers supposedly know what they need, nutrition-wise, and that's why they beeline to certain plants. I feel fairly...
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    The Royal Court Taster

    I have a couple of young Sulcatas and being new to the Sulcata, I check everything I feed them against online resources to make sure it is okay. My yard is probably 50-60% garden and 99.8% organic ( I give a slow-release, balanced fertilizer in March to help my yard wake up, though I didn't...
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