dmarcus said:you can remove it, but I never do.
yagyujubei said:I would always remove the membrane. but it's a pain.The only way I have found is sliding a thin blade under it and twisting. Be careful not to get blood all over the cuttlebone. I tried an orbital sander with 80 grit, and was unable to sand through it at all. If you soak it, it will soften a bit, but so will the bone. My young leopards couldn't bite through it, and were only able to scrape from one side. Once removed, they were eating much more.
Dizisdalife said:I also remove the hard stuff. When my sulcata was small he couldn't bite through it and seemed to ignore it. Once I begin to remove the backing he ate cuttle bone more often. Now he can bite through it but I still remove the backing.
Jacob said:Just leave the whole thing in their enclosure they will eat it when needed.
Jacob said:Just leave the whole thing in their enclosure they will eat it when needed.