Stevieturtlelady
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Here's my turtle this morning not moving, acting lazy again!
How To Raise Sulcata Hatchlings and Babies discussion thread
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Here's my turtle this morning not moving, acting lazy again!
Stevieturtlelady
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Can I bath baby sulcata in warm tap water?
Hello,
you should bath your sulcata every day for 30 minutes in warm tap water. That`s what they need to stay healthy.
Has he eaten something ? How much ?
Please read these thread attentively:
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/threads/how-to-raise-a-healthy-sulcata-or-leopard-version-2-0.79895/
you should bath your sulcata every day for 30 minutes in warm tap water. That`s what they need to stay healthy.
Has he eaten something ? How much ?
Please read these thread attentively:
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/threads/how-to-raise-a-healthy-sulcata-or-leopard-version-2-0.79895/
Stevieturtlelady
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Yes I'm about to feed him he eats about a handful of spring mix sometimes a Bellpepper and sometimes A Hibiscus flower for today just having spring mix and a Bellpepper
Stevieturtlelady
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I batt him every day but i usually use distilled water I was just making sure it's OK to use tap
You should not feed so much bellpepper. It is not good for him. Sulcatas are gras and weed eaters eaters. Do you have accsess to non chemical treated gras ?
Read this thread:
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/threads/sulcata-diet-sheet.64290/
You don`t need distilled water. Is your tap water clean. Can you drink it ? When yes it is okay for your tort.
Stevieturtlelady
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When you put a lid on the environment doesn't that cut off air ? I read that in the article and I'm a little confused
Stevieturtlelady
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The tapwater is clean where I live but I do not have access to healthy grass I live in a town home so the grass is treated with fertilizer
Stevieturtlelady
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I'll try to go find a strawberry too sometimes , can they eat strawberries ? The spring mix has a lot of protein some of the things listed on the list we do not have at our local grocery store.
Stevieturtlelady
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My grandmother's grass is not fertilize though I can cut some and sprinkle it on his food.
You can put a lid on the enclosure. There will be enough air left.
Please read the two threads I have linked. They explain all what you need to know about your little tort. About food and healthy condition they need.
Please come back with your questions after reading the threads.
I have to go "offline" now for a while. See you later in the evening.
Please read the two threads I have linked. They explain all what you need to know about your little tort. About food and healthy condition they need.
Please come back with your questions after reading the threads.
I have to go "offline" now for a while. See you later in the evening.
Stevieturtlelady
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I read the two articles I'm just scared that they won't be enough air, thank you for your help
Stevieturtlelady
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I read the articles the food they're listing doesn't sell near me
Stevieturtlelady
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OK goodbye!
bathing turtle!
bathing turtle!
I would suggest you start a new thread under the sulcata section here, and discuss all these issues and get ideas specifically for your situation. There's lots of things a lot of members here can suggest to help you out. That way we can follow your ongoing questions and see the advice given already to you.
Stevieturtlelady
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He loves his bath..,kinda!
Stevieturtlelady
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Ok!
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