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Hello!
A couple weeks ago I picked up a baby Sulcata. Probably gonna get him/her a friend soon, too.
A couple things..
Some places I've read said to only feed them grass, whereas others say a mix of dark greens is OK too. I believe this little guy was raised on spring mix before I got him, and that's about all he eats. He refuses to eat grass. I've tried coaxing him by cutting up the grass and spring mix finely and mixing it up, but he's very good at just picking out the lettuces. In fact, if he ever gets a piece of grass, he spits it out. Maybe it's just that type of grass (St. Augustine)...
Second, he likes jumping off of a little log burrow I have. It's very odd. He's actually quite active and usually roaming around his tank (gonna build a larger tortoise table soon), and often will walk on top of the log thing, then just jump off the edge. It's only about 3 inches, but a couple times he's fallen on his back.
Should I just remove that log burrow?
Mike
A couple weeks ago I picked up a baby Sulcata. Probably gonna get him/her a friend soon, too.
A couple things..
Some places I've read said to only feed them grass, whereas others say a mix of dark greens is OK too. I believe this little guy was raised on spring mix before I got him, and that's about all he eats. He refuses to eat grass. I've tried coaxing him by cutting up the grass and spring mix finely and mixing it up, but he's very good at just picking out the lettuces. In fact, if he ever gets a piece of grass, he spits it out. Maybe it's just that type of grass (St. Augustine)...
Second, he likes jumping off of a little log burrow I have. It's very odd. He's actually quite active and usually roaming around his tank (gonna build a larger tortoise table soon), and often will walk on top of the log thing, then just jump off the edge. It's only about 3 inches, but a couple times he's fallen on his back.
Should I just remove that log burrow?
Mike