Thank you for the link! Your built burrow looks wonderful. We should do something like that. We need to find the ideal spot for it.Wow. I have seen very few Sulcata raised from babies that old that look that good. The burrowing might be why his shell is in such good smooth condition. I understand the burrowing issue, and they do seem to want to dig right up against something else. Several Sulcata keepers have tried to stop this by building their Sully's a burrow where the people want it.
This way you control where it goes, and how long/ deep it is. Lots of work, but could be a solution. Since after you fill in the under house one, He will eventually just dig another, to self regulate temps/humidity and for a nice comfy sleeping place.
I built a small once for my 8lb sully... here http://www.tortoiseforum.org/threads/tiny-tales.100944/page-7
@Tom built a much better one, for a large Sulcata, maybe he can point you to the link.
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Thank you! I love having that picture to remind how tiny he once was. That's one of the most amazing things about sulcatas - that they start so small and get so big!Welcome to the Forum. Charlie is a very handsome sulcata. He is so tiny in the one picture with the Lego people.