Yeetster
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Best way to get baby Sulcata to eat Mazuri mine just kinda nibbles on it and then leaves it?
Best way to get baby Sulcata to eat Mazuri mine just kinda nibbles on it and then leaves it?
I spray it pretty good until gets almost soft, I do that when I spray his enclosureDo you soak in water before? Or leave it dry?
I believe one of our posters once referred to that as "al dente". Can't remember who it was though.I spray it pretty good until gets almost soft, I do that when I spray his enclosure
the origanal is where its at! But where is it??
First, be sure you have the original formula. Many of them don't care for the newer "LS" type.Best way to get baby Sulcata to eat Mazuri mine just kinda nibbles on it and then leaves it?
Tom where do you get yours ???First, be sure you have the original formula. Many of them don't care for the newer "LS" type.
Then soak a single pellet in a large bottle cap, like a Gatorade cap, with a little water. When its mushy, squish it all up with the day's greens.
If your tortoise is one of those that really doesn't like it, don't worry. There are lots of other good things to feed your tortoise instead. I think Mazuri is a good supplement to a varied diet, but I don't think it is a necessity. Grass or grass hay is a necessity. One might argue that spineless opuntia pads should be a regular dietary item too, but I don't think any one will argue that Mazuri is "necessary".
Thank you for the help and since you seem to be the go to on this site.... I’m upgrading my baby Sulcata indoor enclosure any ideas on something big for him that I can also have a close top or should I just make one out of wood or use a Christmas tree tub?First, be sure you have the original formula. Many of them don't care for the newer "LS" type.
Then soak a single pellet in a large bottle cap, like a Gatorade cap, with a little water. When its mushy, squish it all up with the day's greens.
If your tortoise is one of those that really doesn't like it, don't worry. There are lots of other good things to feed your tortoise instead. I think Mazuri is a good supplement to a varied diet, but I don't think it is a necessity. Grass or grass hay is a necessity. One might argue that spineless opuntia pads should be a regular dietary item too, but I don't think any one will argue that Mazuri is "necessary".
I buy mine in 25 pound bags from the local feed store. They special order it for me. My last couple of orders have come from my friends who order it by the pallet.Tom where do you get yours ???