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Yeah I've notice that. She eats good now, lots of grass and some romain and green leaf. I just hope it gets better as she gets bigger. She is also smaller then what I've been seeing with others around her age.

This is good to know for the future. Thank you

My sulcata has outgrown her enclosure so I plan to make an outdoor enclosure for summer days and a larger indoor one for when it is to cool. I want both to have good humid hides. What are the best ways to make one and keep it humid? Thanks

That's what I thought but I just wanted to make sure. I'm glad it will at least lessen some.

That is amazing! I can't wait for her to get that big. They are amazing creatures.

Yes they fed her dog food mostly, which is a big no no. Luckily they have her away to my grandmother and that is how I got her. She was told she was a box turtle! lol.

Is severe pyramiding really permanent or is there a way to help the shell smooth out at least a little?

This is my baby Slowsky. She is ten years old. Some people say she is pretty small for her age, which might have to do with her previous owners care. But I love her and think she is perfect <3

Thank you :) I am so glad to have her she is my baby :)

My name is Kasey, and this is my baby Slowsky. She is around 10 years old. I know she is small and has pyramid shell. Her preveious owners fed her mostly dog food. She eats good now, grazes lots of grass all day and some letteous(green leaf and romain never iceberg!) she is happy and healthy...

Just like humans vary in size, shape and color so do sulcatas. Some are darker or lighter then others, some can grown faster and be shaped differently.