Thank you, I'll do that. It's such a shame, we've always really enjoyed the zoo before [emoji20]
The zoo phoned, basically I don't know what I'm talking about I've had my sulcata for 15 months they've had them for years! She said they are a desert species and that the pyramiding will even out once he gets outside. They have 'access to humidity' but don't need it. I'll just have to hope for the best for their tortoises and I won't be going back to that zoo now [emoji20]
Thank you. She also said I should be aware that they are a social species and I need to introduce another tortoise before Goliath got too big to accept another one! I won't be doing that, do I guess I'm not taking her advice either [emoji57]
Unfortunately I think some zoos are in it for the money and not the animals. Not all of them though.
I'm sure they'll be furious [emoji57]
Maybe a moderator @YvonneG should take this thread down before they sue me for what they'll see as libel!
But I don't see where you've made any false statements?
They think that the tortoise wasn't pyramided and that they are looking at it perfectly, do my suggestion that they're not could be seen as libel, I guess. I only named then because I know there are some people local to the zoo on the forum and I hoped they'd be able to reassure me about the care. [emoji57]
Here are my two, Elijah, a ten year old hermans and Goliath a 17 month old Sulcata. Both enjoying the summer sun today. Hopefully I'm doing a good job with them both [emoji4]
They both look great! Keep up the good work.
