Altadena-Sulcata
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Hello,
I see others have also asked about watery eyes, but I haven’t found the answer, so…
I have 2 sulcatas here in Altadena (Los Angeles area). They are 5 years old - brothers from the same clutch
They’ve lived outdoors almost their whole lives, now so big they’ve dug burrows, so they are outside night and day
They get water everyday via a drippy bucket that drizzles water, and pools in their yard
Their diet is lawn grass, weeds, mustard greens, collard, dandelion greens, random salad when it gets too old for me to eat. They each get 1 strawberry on xmas morning
last year they started showing moisture around their eyes for unknown reasons. It doesn’t seem to correlate to high temperatures, or lack of food or water, or unusual diet. Sometimes it’s there, other days it’s gone. Their appetite is always hearty
Any idea what’s going on? If anyone would like to suggest dietary changes, I’d be great full for suggestions
David
I see others have also asked about watery eyes, but I haven’t found the answer, so…
I have 2 sulcatas here in Altadena (Los Angeles area). They are 5 years old - brothers from the same clutch
They’ve lived outdoors almost their whole lives, now so big they’ve dug burrows, so they are outside night and day
They get water everyday via a drippy bucket that drizzles water, and pools in their yard
Their diet is lawn grass, weeds, mustard greens, collard, dandelion greens, random salad when it gets too old for me to eat. They each get 1 strawberry on xmas morning
last year they started showing moisture around their eyes for unknown reasons. It doesn’t seem to correlate to high temperatures, or lack of food or water, or unusual diet. Sometimes it’s there, other days it’s gone. Their appetite is always hearty
Any idea what’s going on? If anyone would like to suggest dietary changes, I’d be great full for suggestions
David