MizzyMaree
New Member
Hello!
My 2-month old Sulcata just pooped that watery poop. So that means s/he is getting too much water, right?
But, look at her urates...
Her urates look gritty. So that means she is dehydrated?
She is in an open enclosure with ambient temp of 26-27 during day and 25-26 at night. Basking temp is 35-37. She gets 30mins to 1 hour of sun outside on the lawn every day or every other day.
Her diet is a variety of carabao grass, chinese cabbage (pechay), water spinach (kangkong), and romaine lettuce. She gets snacks like opuntia cactus, hibiscus flowers or Squash once every week. We feed her pellets 2-3 times a week and sprinkle a bit of calcium with d3 2-3 times a week.
She passed urates a couple of days ago that were grittier so I upped her soaks to two times a day. But it seems I overdid it with her poop coming out watery now.
Is there anything I need to adjust with her basking, soaking, or diet so she passes healthier poop and urates? Thank you!

My 2-month old Sulcata just pooped that watery poop. So that means s/he is getting too much water, right?
But, look at her urates...

Her urates look gritty. So that means she is dehydrated?
She is in an open enclosure with ambient temp of 26-27 during day and 25-26 at night. Basking temp is 35-37. She gets 30mins to 1 hour of sun outside on the lawn every day or every other day.
Her diet is a variety of carabao grass, chinese cabbage (pechay), water spinach (kangkong), and romaine lettuce. She gets snacks like opuntia cactus, hibiscus flowers or Squash once every week. We feed her pellets 2-3 times a week and sprinkle a bit of calcium with d3 2-3 times a week.
She passed urates a couple of days ago that were grittier so I upped her soaks to two times a day. But it seems I overdid it with her poop coming out watery now.
Is there anything I need to adjust with her basking, soaking, or diet so she passes healthier poop and urates? Thank you!