I am searching for a EBT hatchling or two to home! Not wanting to do it over the mail...so if you're close to the abilene Texas area and are able, let me know! Thanks.
I think I'll just give him a house saving it from the snow and hail and try my chances. I feel like the hardy nature will adapt and overcome. It stays very dry here otherwise and GENERALLY, will stay between 32-50f in the winter
I have a hermanns, full grown adult. I now want to house him outside in my backyard....it's tortoise proof. But I live in central Texas and in the winter it snows, will he be able to survive these conditions? Thanks.
I got it from petsmart a few months ago, housed as below, regular bathing and healthy diet, temps, and the ability to graze outdoors daily. Petsmart not being the best of choices, probably started some kind of bad healthy I'm trying to reverse.
Usually I feed my adult hermanns romaine cucumber, kale, and turnip greens as a staple, and he roams in the backyard and grazes on grasses and weeds daily as well, but winter is Coming and I don't know what to do without weeds, what can I store in my fridge to feed as a staple? Thanks.
He gets a daily soak, he feeds on weeds out of the yard every other day and he gets a mix of romaine carrot turnip green and kale with cucumber, so he's hydrated properly and fed right....so it doesn't make sence.
My hermanns is in a 7 foot by 29 inch wide enclosure, good temps...fed carrots kale romaine and turnip greens every other day, weeds I pick every now and again when they're growing...also give him calcium supplements, should I offer him toys or anything? I just want to find ways to keep him...
The substrate is 6 inchs deep, I've had him two months, and whenever he begs to go out I'll put him out there in the 110 Texas heat for a few hours, hotter than his basking lamp everywhere, don't want him to bake lol