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I lost a big sulcata about a month ago. But it was in the orlando area so unless some one pick him up it's a long shot.

So great

Hanging out with the babies yesterday.

He was about 45lbs last time I weighed him.

Got them from a local breeder in Florida He started them off humid the right way and I have checked out everything that you have posted on care so thank you.

I will they are so tiny and beautiful.

They are 42/44/46 grams

I don't know if that's bad or not? Eucalyptus can be used as a pest controller but lots of things eat it.

Yeah when I did a search that's what I found out. I'm going to let him try it out

My sulcata loves to eat dead animals birds drop in the yard it doesn't happen often but I have lots of big trees in my back yard and lots of big birds of prey so it does happen. 1-possum 2-squirrels 1-baby bird So I wouldn't worry about a snail to much but I do try to not let it happen.

Bowser after doing his best to kill some new sod

Stachytarpheta urticifolia Blue porter weed? I have more then I can ever put up with so the question is can her eat it?

yeah lots of things I have taken to heart from this forum on Taking care of him. Amount of food/to many vegetables is not one of them.

I do I didn't mean he gets cabbage every day. He gets everything you can imagine every month I get free boxes of vegetables from a place by my house on Saturday's I love when they buy to much prickly pear.

Hey get back to work!!!

Mazuri and cabbage for the win!!!!! That's one of his 3 feeding every day plus bails of hay and live grass and weeds in his enclosure.

Well some of you my remember bowser as a baby it has now been about 4 years and I think it's time for an update.

Female

You got it tom dry dry dry thats what i do.............nooooooo i have read every thing i can about keeping them wet and hot lots of outside time i also use vita shell 2 times a week i know lots of people say it does nothing but i don't mind trying.

Here are the pictures you guys asked for. Hope you like them :tort: