I saw in real life what a dry raised sully looks like at my local pet shop. They keep him in an enclosure not bigger than 10 times it's own size with a poor leopard.
I saw the sully drag the little one all across the enclosure putting all it's weight on him. Pretty violent...Im surprised it's shell did not crack yet, tough tort! And I wonder how many times a day this happen. The 5 min I was there the sully was trying to escape by walking against the wall and I know he does that all day because every time I go there he does that. As you can see they live only on hay and for some reason they have no uvb or heat source. His shell is completly deformed. And no need to say how DRY the whole thing is and I bet they never soaked them once. I wish they died sooner from all this, they are stuck in tortoise hell and there's nothing I can do. Oh...I almost forgot, there are freaking macaw's living there and probably pooping on them all the time. Almost the entire care sheet is wrong, It says that they must be kept dry and that leopard will weight 100lbs.
I saw the sully drag the little one all across the enclosure putting all it's weight on him. Pretty violent...Im surprised it's shell did not crack yet, tough tort! And I wonder how many times a day this happen. The 5 min I was there the sully was trying to escape by walking against the wall and I know he does that all day because every time I go there he does that. As you can see they live only on hay and for some reason they have no uvb or heat source. His shell is completly deformed. And no need to say how DRY the whole thing is and I bet they never soaked them once. I wish they died sooner from all this, they are stuck in tortoise hell and there's nothing I can do. Oh...I almost forgot, there are freaking macaw's living there and probably pooping on them all the time. Almost the entire care sheet is wrong, It says that they must be kept dry and that leopard will weight 100lbs.