I have a baby yellow foot a little over 3" shell length(hatch date in august I believe). I feed 2 times a day first thing in the morning after a 10-30 min soak then in the evening again after a 10-30 min soak
her diet is a mix of kale, romaine lettuce, ice burgee lettuce, carrots, carrot greens, celery stock and leaves, red cabbage, spinach (1 feeding every 2 weeks) tomatoes(one feeding once a week), snails (I feed Mondays and Fridays I put two in morning feeding and at night there is normally just half of one left) I've tried cucumber.
i'm still trying to find a place that sells worms now that it is winter also looking for collard greens, muster greens, and other recommend foods.
I normally put pile about the same size as my yellow foots shell most is gone by the second soak when i'm soaking I clean it out and make a new pile of food.
her belly/under shell seems to be bulging. I've seen the overweight Russian any my yellow foot doesn't seem to have chunky legs yet. and seems like she can go in to her shell normally
any advice plz help i'll upload pictures when I get a chance in advance thank you all for the help
her diet is a mix of kale, romaine lettuce, ice burgee lettuce, carrots, carrot greens, celery stock and leaves, red cabbage, spinach (1 feeding every 2 weeks) tomatoes(one feeding once a week), snails (I feed Mondays and Fridays I put two in morning feeding and at night there is normally just half of one left) I've tried cucumber.
i'm still trying to find a place that sells worms now that it is winter also looking for collard greens, muster greens, and other recommend foods.
I normally put pile about the same size as my yellow foots shell most is gone by the second soak when i'm soaking I clean it out and make a new pile of food.
her belly/under shell seems to be bulging. I've seen the overweight Russian any my yellow foot doesn't seem to have chunky legs yet. and seems like she can go in to her shell normally
any advice plz help i'll upload pictures when I get a chance in advance thank you all for the help