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Coco coir is the best for consumption I have heard. However my usually lively little girl is acting the same way and this post has me worried she might be impacted as well. I use wood chips on the bottom for absorbing purposes, then about 3-4 inches of coco coir on top. Their food falls in it...

If my neighbors reported me and did to me what they did to y’all ( I live in the country so no neighbors) I would make their life hell. I’m talking saws, loud music, barking dogs, gangster rap the whole 9 yards! I know it sounds petty but make them regret it! Do it for squirt. People suck!

I am so sorry. My Tortuga got crunched by a husky. My idiot boyfriend at the time decided to glue him back together literally! I was so pissed off...anyway I took my baby to the vet, and lost him. It took 10 years before I could bring myself to have another Sulcata. Anyway sorry to talk about...

Thank you! I have a lot of work to do! Im fairly sure it’s cedar, but it’s the zoo med tortoise house so I would hope it’s not toxic. Can I ask why they can’t be housed together? I’m just curious. Also how do you get humidity in the enclosure without the tube? It drips in the water dish. Is that...

I have an enclosed area ( one of those tort houses) cedar. I have 2 ceramic heat lamps in the double set, and a T5 HO terrarium hood. I have a humidifier to keep my humidity at 80% and my temp at 90. I’m really careful about this. I cover the open top with 2 towels and I use coco coir as a...

I have one baby (4-5) month sulcata that I have never seen urates from. Then the “ female” I bought that’s close to a year gets rid of them daily in her soak. Like a lot. Same conditions. More gooey but sometimes a little gritty. What adjustments should I make for king and queen Koopa? TIA

I now only give hay during feeding time. I give about 1/2 hay 1/2 romaine maybe some dried daisies. Thanks for the suggestion

Hay isn’t a good little nesting area under the heat lamp moistened? The rest forest floor!