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According to what I can find online this plant in question is Panicum oligosanthes. Aka panic grass. A quick search on here and the tortoise table no luck in finding that name of plant. Can some one help id this and let me know if sulcata can eat it

This is growing everywhere outside since the grass died back for the winter. Any ideas. Located in NC.

I found this turtle in the road today. I live outside of Fayetteville NC, as you know has been hit hard with hurricane Mathew. I have never in my years seen a turtle like this. At first I thought it was a snapping turtle. But I just don't know. I will do my best to describe it and I am attaching...

I currently live in El Paso tx. Which is great sulcata weather. We are moving to North Carolina later this month. I don't know if I should try to sell my female sully or take her with me. Any ideas comments or concerns?

. Being nosy We got 8. This is the first time she as dug a nest and laid eggs. In the past I have just found them laying in the yard. The last egg I pulled from the best was cracked but the inside membrane was not busted. I got them in the incubator now.

Needing to find a new home for rusty. We had to move an the yard is not big enough for him. Located in El Paso tx. Asking $450.

Look at how smooth his shell is.

My daughter loves to feed rusty.

I have had this one since it was born. Two years. I still may be too early to tell. What do u guys think?

My Sulcata laid eggs on 12-12-12 I have had them in a incubator since they was laid at 88 degrees and 50-70 % humidity. I just candled them and they look the same as they have from day one. No veins ,no chalking. They don't stink nor are they discolored. Could they just not be fertile? Any ideas?

I can't believe that he went out in the snow!!

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/pet/3513866167.html the babies look way to dry.

He is 4 inches long. I have had him since he was a hatchling. He has not eat in a week. I had upped the temps and increased soak times and temps. He won't move and barely holds his eyes open. He just looks sick. Without a vet visit any ideas.

So today tinkerbell laid an egg in her house. It was perfectly round and not cracked. It felt harder then her previous eggs. So I put itin the incubator. I brought her inside to give her a bath. She lays two more perfectly round eggs. I put them in the incubator as well. She makes awful noises...

Rusty loves his carrots.

so my 13 inch sulcata spent all day and night digging a nesting area. i did not bother her but did look and see that the hole she dug was about 12 inches deep and looked like mud in the bottom. we live in the desert and everything is sand and dry, to see mud in there was odd... i get up this...

i rescued a bolson tortoise. i cant find any info on there diet. housing needs, or anything. all i can find is how endangered they are. does anyone have any good info on how to care for these guys. here is a post that has pictures...

Was told it was a female sulcata. I know better. Was also told it come from mexico. Any advice?