GaretMac
Active Member
Hey all!
I really appreciate the help provided previously about my nervousness over not eating during the acclimation process. She is now eating very well on fresh untreated grasses and weeds from the yard, turnip greens, strawberry, geranium, and cucumber leaves from the garden, cacti in moderation, dandelion, wheat grass, Timothy hay, and ZooMed grassland pellets moistened.
Guadalupe (Gaudy) was purchased two weeks ago. She is in a 50 gallon long tank, coir substrate, humidity at 80-85%, temperature raised with in the first week per advice from 75-95 F to 80-100 F, UVB long lamp, spot light basking 65W, ceramic infrared 100W, shallow water dish to soak in, and a hiding log I soak in water for humidity. She also receives daily soaks and yard turn outs.
We were told she was about a year old upon purchase. She does seem to have some pretty significant pyramiding going on. My question is aside from humidity, diet, sun, and exercise is there anything else I should do for her?
I really appreciate the help provided previously about my nervousness over not eating during the acclimation process. She is now eating very well on fresh untreated grasses and weeds from the yard, turnip greens, strawberry, geranium, and cucumber leaves from the garden, cacti in moderation, dandelion, wheat grass, Timothy hay, and ZooMed grassland pellets moistened.
Guadalupe (Gaudy) was purchased two weeks ago. She is in a 50 gallon long tank, coir substrate, humidity at 80-85%, temperature raised with in the first week per advice from 75-95 F to 80-100 F, UVB long lamp, spot light basking 65W, ceramic infrared 100W, shallow water dish to soak in, and a hiding log I soak in water for humidity. She also receives daily soaks and yard turn outs.
We were told she was about a year old upon purchase. She does seem to have some pretty significant pyramiding going on. My question is aside from humidity, diet, sun, and exercise is there anything else I should do for her?
