Yay or nay... asking for dora

[Danajmc]

1. Chlorophyll
Aka.. spider plant



2. Aloiampelos ciliaris
Aka.. climbing aloe



3. Echeveria agavoides
Aka... lipstick echeveria



4. Echeveria pulidonis

Bought these nice succulents today was wondering if I could give them to Dora my russian tortoise... I think they might be OK but just want to check in frist..

If not they are still pretty

I have already washed all the ild compost off and put in new organic compost instead

Let me know guys...

 

[Littleredfootbigredheart]

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1. Chlorophyll
Aka.. spider plant

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2. Aloiampelos ciliaris
Aka.. climbing aloe

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3. Echeveria agavoides
Aka... lipstick echeveria

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4. Echeveria pulidonis

Bought these nice succulents today was wondering if I could give them to Dora my russian tortoise... I think they might be OK but just want to check in frist..

If not they are still pretty

I have already washed all the ild compost off and put in new organic compost instead

Let me know guys...

I believe it’s advised to wait for new growth after repotting because the plants can absorb fertilisers.

They’re really nice! Love me some house plants

 

[Danajmc]

I believe it’s advised to wait for new growth after repotting because the plants can absorb fertilisers.

They’re really nice! Love me some house plants

Yes not going to give her some now... taking ill wait a few months..

There evergreen so they could be part of her winter diet...

But still ot 100 percent sure they are OK for her to consume everyday or if it's only in moderation

 

[wellington]

Have you check on this website?

The Tortoise Table - Home

The Tortoise Table plant database and resource site for Tortoise owners

www.thetortoisetable.org.uk

 

[Littleredfootbigredheart]

Definitely double check on the website wellington posted, I believe any safe kind of succulents/cacti are to be fed in moderation, in excess they can cause diarrhoea

 

[The_Four_Toed_Edward]

The succulents listed on the tortoise table website are safe, but dilurants, so they should only be given in small amounts.