You're right. My advice to newbies is to research those who have replied. Some members have had tortoises for longer than others... it's probably for a good reason!
From experience a hood biological powder is better for grease on a hot wash with maximum spin and then 70 minutes in the tumble dryerI was waiting to see the OP say, "April Fools!" and admit it was a joke.
I've used a dab or Dawn on a tortoise before who was coated in GREASE and I felt bad about that. We definitely just soak with water.
From experience a hood biological powder is better for grease on a hot wash with maximum spin and then 70 minutes in the tumble dryer
Yeah, but mammals are different to reptilesAs someone who accidentally turned on a dryer with a sleeping cat in it once I can assure you that the mess made while tumbling is worse than the grease. Lucky for me she was only in there for a minute - the poop was mashed into all of the little vent holes in the drum. I had to wait for it to dry out to get it all.
How are you able to keep humidity up? They do need it. Also you do know that species should not be mixed.
It's better to be safe than sorry. When my mother was a child, her father, a doctor, thought sunlamp treatments were good for her and her sister. They both ended up with thyroid disease as adults. My mother also had melanoma skin cancer. My point is that it took years before the results could be seen.A very good point. The risk is not worth it. Thank you for the good advice.
Save your breath.
This member seems to come on here asking for advice and then just do what they wanted to do in the first place anyway.
The member asked for a vote on another thread about keeping torts in pairs. The vote was massively a "no" but the member went with the pair anyway.
Likewise advice on the rabbit cage, humidity and now this shampoo will likely be ignored.
It is the OP's decision, of course, but I worry about the long term health of these tortoises.
As someone obsessed with gaming theory and odds I find this comment insane.I have UV light, heat lamp and since the rabbit cage is portable, I'm able to put it outside so that they can have sunlight at least 3 to 4 times a week. I live in tropical country and humidity is not a big problem. for the mix concerns... I am aware of that. The theory is that majority like 90% will fail, but in my case so far so good. Looks like i belong to the 10% success rate. I have no issue of bullying. They are happy and peaceful.