I'm not sure how old they are. They just lost the black spot under their shell where I assume their umbilical cord was. I spray their shells twice a day and soak them once a day for 20-30 minutes. Right now they're eating spring mix mixed with boc choi leaves, collard green leaves and kale...
I final found a place in the US that sells clover seeds. Many of them have an option for "raw" seeds or "inoculated" seeds. But some of them only have the inoculated option. It says its just to Leo hold and draw in moisture to the seeds. Would these be safe to plant and feed to my sulcatas? Thanks.
I have my two baby sulcatas in a 55gallon tank with a screen lid covered in tinfoil, with holes cut for the heat lamps, to help hold in heat. But it doesn't do much to hold in humidity. I have coco coir as substrate. I have to re wet the sort numerous times a day to keep any of the top layer...
I currently have two young sulcatas. Right now I am feeding them spring mix, bok choi(sp?), collard greens, and kale. I also give them zoomed grassland tortoise food and immuno boost supplement every few days. I have a seed mix of different grasses growing at the moment that I bought from...
I'm looking for a site where Ivan order seeds of common weeds like dandelion, chickweed, thistle, clover and what not. I found an awesome website with tons of options, but they don't ship to the US. Any help would be really appreciated.
These are my first sulcatas. Supposed to be a male and female. I did tons of research months before I got them. They are so cute. I'm already looking at plans to build a large shed for when they get big. First pic is the female, second is the male. Name suggestions? Was thinking fern or willow...
I know Timothy hay and hibiscus are both ok for sulcatas, but since this is made for rabbits and such just wanted to double check before trying it. It says those are the only two ingredients. Thanks.
I'm new to the forum. I'm getting two hatchling sulcata tortoises in about two weeks. I've been reading up on them for awhile now but keep finding varying answers to what the best temps are and what kind of bulbs to use. Any help would be appreciated thanks.