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Thank you so much. I know this one LOVES fruits so I offer readily on the days I feed in addition to the safe weeds and store bought greens and will offer protein more often as she most likely doesn't get when I'm not there. I'm planning outdoor time of about 1-2 hours /day as the weather...

I volunteer at a refuge - we have a 15-18 month old Redfoot and have been offering live protein (worms, mealworms, phoenix worms) every other week. I've never seen her eat them and find them later in substrate. Wondering best protein sources (I fed egg yesterday and it disappeared quickly) and...

I've had done plain Ca but changed to the Minerall after reading it could be other elements missing ...I'll drop the MinerAll down to 2 times/week and use plain Ca rest of time. I'll also try the Grassland (Eric mentioned it too)...I know with the other torts I work with (at rescue) the only...

She's been on Mazuri LS during winter as addition to the greens/weeds .. I don't typically feed during summer since I can find more weeds...should I continue it?

She has (and has had since I got her) cuttlebone in enclosure --never has touched it ? Appreciate your response

the pebbles are not in enclosure --just when we're out for her to browse and she goes straight for them ;) Tom said same for the MinerAll - - I'll drop it down. Thanks!

I offer mulberry leaves, cactus (won't eat except the flower), clover, narrow and broad leaf plantain, dandelion, rose of sharon (she eats the flowers but won't eat the leaves), snapdragon, mache, violets, grape leaves- - others I offer when I find when out walking. During winter the only weeds...

TooToo (cause "she's" TooTooMuch) is a 2.5-3 year old Hermann's who I've had since surrendered at about 9 months old. I've followed the care sheet to my best effort - Variable weed, greens diet following the Tort table (LS tort food a bit during winter), Heat mid 60s at night, cool side 70-80...

What would make the lower beak jut out like that. I’ve only seen the upper beak overgrown?

Thank you for helping him stay safe and then releasing back to the wild

Def folks should get what they want. What I mean is Sulcatas are less forgiving (at least as youngsters) of poor or even just inadequate husbandry and their husbandry is harder to maintain for a lot of people (depending on where they live)

I find it interesting that first time tort buyers would go for a Sulcata. Russian or Hermann would be so much “easier” and more forgiving.

EBTs are truly walking, living art. So many variations.

So sorry for your loss. 16 years of love

Just FYI. Any Miracle grow product has fertilizer in it

Where do you source your slugs, snails

I’m so sorry for you and Hope.