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Not as long as you also have UVB.
Not as long as you also have UVB.
Thank you.No
Not as long as you also have UVB.
Wow.My Redfoot won't eat mango either.
Seems like some have their own preferences.My Redfoot won't eat mango either.
Wow, I guess it kept her alive.Wow.
My sick Redfoot that had her own thread a few years ago. Ate nothing BUT mango as she was recovering from an illness/ near death.(Queen Bertha)
In fact, she went almost 4 months without eating.
I've read that thread, amazing story!Wow.
My sick Redfoot that had her own thread a few years ago. Ate nothing BUT mango as she was recovering from an illness/ near death.(Queen Bertha)
In fact, she went almost 4 months without eating.
She was between 28 and 35 according to the "breeder" I purchased her from.Wow, I guess it kept her alive.
How old was she? And what was her illness?
She was between 28 and 35 according to the "breeder" I purchased her from.
She had a very bad bacterial infection it turned out.
Thank you SO much for all your information you've given in the above 3 posts, as well as the links. Very helpful and encouraging!Here is a great thread by @Will: The Tortoise Chef
https://tortoiseforum.org/index.php?threads/The-Tortoise-Chef.153728/
Here is a great thread/
OK. I will stop breaking down and giving in for fear her liver will shut down.A healthy animal will not starve itself to death. And will eventually eat ANYTHING when its hungry enough. Especially a Redfoot. They are nature's vacuum cleaners.
Sadly, the one time I found fresh mango spears she rejected them.Mango?
My little guy loves mango ... and kale.
Jamie