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    Runt of the litter?

    Argh I was told to feed everything but lettuce sparingly. I'll make some changes immediately, I feel like a terrible father. What do you recommend for protein? I will sometimes give her an egg, I'm thinking maybe some shredded chicken. Leftover rats? We don't keep a lot of meat for humans in...
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    Runt of the litter?

    Hi friends, it's been a while since I've posted here but gearing up for a vet visit in a couple months and I thought I'd see if anyone has some input. Our redfoot Pao is at least eight years old - maybe nine - we're not quite sure. She's only 7" long and weighs about a kilo. She's been about...
  3. THE GROUND IS FOOD

    THE GROUND IS FOOD

    I REPEAT THE GROUND IS MADE OF FOOD
  4. The first foray

    The first foray

    We don't have lights or heaters in place yet, but we thought we would let her ramble around for a few hours on a warm day. We also put in the humidifer. The scotch moss is not doing so hot, it might have to go as well. This is three weeks after planting, the grass has taken really well.
  5. The finished product!

    The finished product!

    Sooo the pointy fence didn't work out. Plan B: easily removable (if you have opposable thumbs) chickenwire hatch. The coleus did not take, so we're getting spider plants.
  6. Cat

    Cat

    She wants to get in here so badly.
  7. Anti-cat device

    Anti-cat device

    Pointy fence!
  8. Canopy

    Canopy

    Simple bed canopy to keep the humidity in, and keep one side cool.
  9. Water dish

    Water dish

    Just a nice plate from Walmart.
  10. Deadnettle

    Deadnettle

    More snacks
  11. Shady area

    Shady area

    Hens and chicks, protected by plastic, and coleus - we're hoping that it takes and spreads and turns into a shady hide area for her.
  12. Food area

    Food area

    Slate flooring tile, bordered by some scotch moss.
  13. Topsoil

    Topsoil

    Plain black earth, no additives.
  14. Edibles

    Edibles

    Edible by humans = potted outside so we can share. We've got oregano, basil, tomatoes, peppers, cilantro, strawberries, lettuce, kale. And some flowers - hibiscus, gerbera.
  15. Pine mulch

    Pine mulch

    Thin layer, soaked overnight to hold onto moisture.
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