Hello, I was wondering if you could help me!!!! I have a five year old sulcata. We have had him since he was one. He has a heat lamp and UVB light and a big enough cage to roam around in. I am VERY picky about where I get his grass and weeds from. I try to never pick from any area that might have pesticides or animal droppings on it. He is given a bath almost every day, or every other day. He soaks about 10 minutes. We have never wormed him or had any trouble with him. I did not look at him yesterday. Today I picked some dandelions for him and when my daughter gave them to him she said, "I have never seen Albert sleep that long" I jokingly asked if he was dead. She laughed and said no. I went to get him tonight for his soak and he was pretty lifeless. He would not open his eyes and was pretty non responsive. He was warm, his shell is nice and hard, his nostrils are open and clear. He seems to be breathing ok. I did notice he looked a little prolapsy in the rear. I have NEVER seen it stick out like that before. It wasn't bad at all, just a little puffy. When I pushed around on it, he/she peed. It looked normal. I did go ahead and soak him in some warm water, he did open his eyes and tried to move. I placed him back in his house and he is now laying there again, eyes closed, like I found him. We have no reptile vets in our area. We live in a very remote area. I actually had to tell a vet what dosage another sulcata of ours needed for an antibiotic once. ANY help would be appreciated. The only thing I can think of is where he was a little pouchy in his anus area, if that's what it's called in a tortoise, was pale. I wasn't sure if it should be pink???? My only guess is worms but I can't image it would hit this quit. Any info you have, PLEASE send it on. THANK YOU!!!!!!!! Oh, I've never seen any worms in his poop. Thanks!! OH, I'm new, have never used this before, don't know how this works, my email is [email protected] if you need it. ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED!!!! THANK YOU!!