dobermomx2
New Member
Hello All!
Thank you for allowing me to join. We rescued our guy, (or girl. More on that in a minute, but we'll go with "him" for now) when someone found him abandoned in an undeveloped part of our city. I'm afraid to "tip" him to his side to tell if he is in fact a he because I don't want to stress him out. I have no idea how old he is.
He seems to have settled down, as he has burrowed. He eats from my hand and could care less about our two Dobermans that run around the yard with him, (we always watch them when they are all out together.) He will follow us when we are outside. We give him some kind of veggie or fruit (no seeds) each night. Is that ok?
What's the story on water? I hear they get it from their food, but I read on here you should "mist" them once a day, then hose them off once a week? What's the majority opinion?
Thanks all. And I look forward to educating myself on all things Sulcata.
"Bowser's Mom"
Thank you for allowing me to join. We rescued our guy, (or girl. More on that in a minute, but we'll go with "him" for now) when someone found him abandoned in an undeveloped part of our city. I'm afraid to "tip" him to his side to tell if he is in fact a he because I don't want to stress him out. I have no idea how old he is.
He seems to have settled down, as he has burrowed. He eats from my hand and could care less about our two Dobermans that run around the yard with him, (we always watch them when they are all out together.) He will follow us when we are outside. We give him some kind of veggie or fruit (no seeds) each night. Is that ok?
What's the story on water? I hear they get it from their food, but I read on here you should "mist" them once a day, then hose them off once a week? What's the majority opinion?
Thanks all. And I look forward to educating myself on all things Sulcata.
"Bowser's Mom"