Hi there,
I know this post was from 4 years ago but my female has the same thing. She is abut 100 lbs and eating well . I was wondering what the outcome was of the vet visit. COVID really hit me financially and don't know if I can get her to the ver. Thank you.
Hi there,
I know this post was from 4 years ago but my female has the same thing. She is abut 100 lbs and eating well . I was wondering what the outcome was of the vet visit. COVID really hit me financially and don't know if I can get her to the ver. Thank you.
Hi everyone. I have not posted in a while. I have 5 giant sulcatas all over 100 lbs and they are all doing very well . I am using limestone as their calcium supplement for obvious reasons. I live in Orlando. I was quite confident I was doing the right thing until I was questioned about it...
I am so thankful for all the interaction :) Bubbles is doing well. I can see how you would say necrotic by the first set of photos but by the second set it doesnt. It is so hard harder than her shell. I hope she does well. She loves to eat. Haven't seen any poop yet though.
Hi everyone.
I have good news. The hatchling (Bubbles) continues to thrive.Her sac is shrinking. The only thing I did different is that I stopped wetting the paper towel so much but soak her once a day. Eating well and weight is stable. I put her in with the others yesterday because her bubble...
Thank you ! Yes I have bee bashed before on a yahoo group so I hesitate to join these groups but maybe not now. She is eating greens and likes soaking with her friends . I keep the sac clean . Incubator at night at 88 degrees and 80 percent humidity. Eyes shiny and she's a perky little thing !
My bad. Shes happy though. Eating and climbing . I keep her on a wet paper towel by herself in the incubator at night and put her near her UVA/UVB bulb during the day. Its so hard though kinda scary.
Hi there,
I have a 2 week old hatchling with a big hard yolk sac that has not absorbed. She is very active and eating. I soak her daily and keep her in the incubator on a moist paper towel and put her under a light daily for a few hours. The base where it attaches to the umbilicus is wide...