Is this safe?

[iAmCentrochelys sulcata]

I think it’s grapevine plant, can someone tell if it’s safe and it’s it’s heathy? Thanks!

 

[queen koopa]

I think it’s grapevine plant, can someone tell if it’s safe and it’s it’s heathy? Thanks!

Can you get a pic of the plant?

 

[iAmCentrochelys sulcata]

Can you get a pic of the plant?

it’s a my aunts house i’ll try to look for a picture
the grape tastes sour and are small and stiff, it’s like a vine there’s picture i looked up, it’s the same one (i think)

 

[queen koopa]

it’s a my aunts house i’ll try to look for a picture
the grape tastes sour and are small and stiff, it’s like a vine there’s picture i looked up, it’s the same one (i think)

Check out https://www.thetortoisetable.org.uk...nywords&searchtxt=Grape&x=9&y=13#.Xp0xiyVlDDs
We all use this site.

 

[iAmCentrochelys sulcata]

Check out https://www.thetortoisetable.org.uk...nywords&searchtxt=Grape&x=9&y=13#.Xp0xiyVlDDs
We all use this site.
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thanks, i knew of the site i just don’t trust it much.

 

[queen koopa]

If you you have a steady presence of grasses in the Sulcatas diet, the you can feed these often with the grass. Tortoise table plays it real safe, which is fine.

 

[KarenSoCal]

Grape leaves are good food for tortoises. They should not have the grapes.

Just make sure your aunt hasn't used bug spray or weed killers on/near the plant.

If she has fertilized it, plain fertilizer is OK. You would have to find out whether that particular product contains any additives, like weed killer or stuff that holds moisture. If so, you shouldn't feed the leaves.

Are you planning to just take leaves, or take cuttings and grow vines yourself?

 

[iAmCentrochelys sulcata]

Grape leaves are good food for tortoises. They should not have the grapes.

Just make sure your aunt hasn't used bug spray or weed killers on/near the plant.

If she has fertilized it, plain fertilizer is OK. You would have to find out whether that particular product contains any additives, like weed killer or stuff that holds moisture. If so, you shouldn't feed the leaves.

Are you planning to just take leaves, or take cuttings and grow vines yourself?

yes i know lol i won’t feed the grapes, i took a ziplock bag with me and got some leaves. she has a BUNCH. i placed the lea

Grape leaves are good food for tortoises. They should not have the grapes.

Just make sure your aunt hasn't used bug spray or weed killers on/near the plant.

If she has fertilized it, plain fertilizer is OK. You would have to find out whether that particular product contains any additives, like weed killer or stuff that holds moisture. If so, you shouldn't feed the leaves.

Are you planning to just take leaves, or take cuttings and grow vines yourself?

do you know any plants from fruits that are safe for tortoises?
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Grape leaves are good food for tortoises. They should not have the grapes.

Just make sure your aunt hasn't used bug spray or weed killers on/near the plant.

If she has fertilized it, plain fertilizer is OK. You would have to find out whether that particular product contains any additives, like weed killer or stuff that holds moisture. If so, you shouldn't feed the leaves.

Are you planning to just take leaves,

 

[KarenSoCal]

do you know any plants from fruits that are safe for tortoises?

That's a bit confusing...you already know that torts should not eat fruit.

So if you mean other plants/trees that bear fruit, mulberry leaves are good for them. And squash plant is good. I'm sure there are many others as well, but offhand I can't remember them.

 

[iAmCentrochelys sulcata]

That's a bit confusing...you already know that torts should not eat fruit.

So if you mean other plants/trees that bear fruit, mulberry leaves are good for them. And squash plant is good. I'm sure there are many others as well, but offhand I can't remember them.

Yes I know n I haven’t feed fruit ever, I mean Fruit plants that are good for them for example I’m growing squash. I’m going to feed the leaves not the squash. Thanks!