Ash&Tort
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- Mar 13, 2015
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Hey Everyone,
I just wanted to start off by saying the my new baby sulcata is doing great. He's eating like a pig, active, digging in and generally destroying any plants I put in there for him, and all around seems to be having a great time. Next week it's supposed to be about 70, so I'm so excited to take him out for the first time! Anyway, back on topic...
This morning when I was giving him his morning soak, I noticed that he seems to have some poo stuck to his back foot. I noticed some on the bottom part of his shell beneath his tail too. There is some on the bottom of his tail too.
I was wondering how to clean him up, or if I should even worry about it.
My other question is how to get him to eat his mazuri. He just doesn't seem interested in it at all. He'd much rather have his greens, weeds or grass. I know many people use mazuri to fill in any dietary gaps, so I'd like him to eat it every once in awhile just to be on the safe side. I've tried breaking the pellets apart, soaking them, feeding them as is. He's just not having it lol.
I just wanted to start off by saying the my new baby sulcata is doing great. He's eating like a pig, active, digging in and generally destroying any plants I put in there for him, and all around seems to be having a great time. Next week it's supposed to be about 70, so I'm so excited to take him out for the first time! Anyway, back on topic...
This morning when I was giving him his morning soak, I noticed that he seems to have some poo stuck to his back foot. I noticed some on the bottom part of his shell beneath his tail too. There is some on the bottom of his tail too.
I was wondering how to clean him up, or if I should even worry about it.
My other question is how to get him to eat his mazuri. He just doesn't seem interested in it at all. He'd much rather have his greens, weeds or grass. I know many people use mazuri to fill in any dietary gaps, so I'd like him to eat it every once in awhile just to be on the safe side. I've tried breaking the pellets apart, soaking them, feeding them as is. He's just not having it lol.