Have you tried soaking him in warm water? I notice my baby does that sometimes as well, like hes really sleepy then after a good soak hes much more active.
Are these the kind of bulbs that will burn my sulcatas eyes? Ive read on here before that coil bulbs, I think, will burn their eyes. Is that what this is? My husband picked these up today and I wasn't sure. Thanks in advance:)
I definitely will! Thank you for your response. His shell is very smooth now. He seems to dislike the moist substrate clinging to his body. I say that because he is far more active in a little drier environment where he is provided a water dish that he goes into as he wants. I soak him daily...
My sulcata is around 9 months, is it necessary that his entire enclosure be maintained at around 80% humidty or is providing a decent sized humid hide suffient? And allowing the humidty level in the rest of the enclosure to drop? We are about to upgrade to a larger size to give him more space...
I use a uva/uvb/heat. With a zilla ceramic socket. Could diet have any bearing on it as well?
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Im going to seal off his enclosure better to trap more humidity and heat amd hopefully that will help!!!
:( oh well. Guess I'll just keep referring to it as a he. Leon may be Leona one day. :blush:
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Any guesses on age?
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The person I bought him said 7 months and that was almost 2 months ago.
Does this look like the start of pyramiding? I soak daily and his enclosure is at 60% humidity, temps range from 95 to 80. I also use a multivitamin in his food. Trying to keep the little guy as healthy as possible:)
Re: Indoor tortoise inclosure for baby sulcata
If you go to the sulcata section and read the top post there is a lot of great information on feeding, housing etc. Best of luck with your baby :)
Re: Indoor tortoise inclosure for baby sulcata
Okay, I will monitor him very closely. I do appreciate and thank you for all of your advice!!! One more question, I was soaking him today and he either peed or pooped out some white stuff, is that normal?