My mom comes back from Scales n' Tales (which is a reptile shop in Denver) She was talking to the man who runs the store as she was picking up Yoshi and Tofu's special mix. He tells her very rarely do Sulcatas live in Colorado because of the weather, which is completely reasonable and logical. The thing is, they're both babies still being 1 and 6 months, they are in an enclosure, I'm off to college soon and I'm sure when I'm done and take them on my own they'll be spouting in other words start to grow out of their enclosure and I could make such risks to move some place sunny and healthy for them to roam.
The thing is Colorado has such harsh winters and as I said before it could get through the walls of this winter weather because I feel as though I've got everything right and they still sometimes tuck in the corner and sleep. Yoshi was very active last winter though... Should I consider giving them to a home in say - Arizona or Nevada? I love them and I will let them go for them to be healthy and keep their vitality.
The thing is Colorado has such harsh winters and as I said before it could get through the walls of this winter weather because I feel as though I've got everything right and they still sometimes tuck in the corner and sleep. Yoshi was very active last winter though... Should I consider giving them to a home in say - Arizona or Nevada? I love them and I will let them go for them to be healthy and keep their vitality.