Thank you Maro2Bear.Thats a good looking Sully.
You feed the spines to your tortoises?Everybody got opuntia today:
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Damn.....these guys eat healthier than me ?Thank you Maro2Bear.
Nash just finished his Mazuri and is getting a treat of pumpkin, he's got honeysuckle to his left, behind him grass, clover, and weeds. Other desserts when I'm in his garden are grape, mulberry, pumpkin, and butternut squash leaves around the corner, as well as chard with roses, nasturtiums, marigold, mums, hollyhock and geraniums on the side. Up the hill a spineless opuntia cactus. He pretty much just forages and follows me around waiting for me to drop something. I guess you can tell I made my front yard into HIS habitat.
Its spineless opuntia. Theres many species. Life saver, almost the easiest thing to grow once you’ve got a pad!You feed the spines to your tortoises?
All 12 of my varieties are "spineless". Some of them do produce a few tiny little spines on some of the pads, but the tortoises can just eat them with no problem. For several years now I've been feeding buckets of cactus pads to all species and all ages, including hatchlings.You feed the spines to your tortoises?