I'd try giving opuntia cactus, mulberry leaves, bok choy, and whatever you can find in here:I have a 3mo sulcata, and i've been feeding it lettuce, im starting to give it mix green, it gets around 10 hours of sunlight a week, im still working on its outdoor enclosure. But I've noticed that I can feel the belly move when it breathes, am I not giving it enough calcium? Any help would be a life saver!
I agree sounds pretty normal. But also, you do need to improve the diet. Also, if it's warm where you are right now, would help to get him outside a little more often if possible.Im starting to mix rose pedals with spring mix and few stuff I can find here and there, i dont know where I can get my greens at since I live in urban city.
Thats the thing, its hard for me to find these greens. I would love to plant them in my backyard, where can I find mulberry or bok choy? Where do you get yours?I'd try giving opuntia cactus, mulberry leaves, bok choy, and whatever you can find in here:
http://www.tortoiseforum.org/index.php?threads/Sulcata-Diet-Sheet.52677/#post-505275
Hope he grows big & strong!
I'm currently building an outside enclosure for Yammi so it can get more sunlight, I read Tom's thread but the only problem is I cant find where to get most of the greens on the list.Hello and Welcome
Also, please read Toms threads below in my post for proper housing and care.
For you I'd check:
!Thank you for the tips.For you I'd check:
1- gardening centers (especially for the opuntia aka spineless cactus)
2-grocery & vegetable markets & super markets
3-neighbor's + friend's house
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From where I get my plants:
1-Bok choy: Carrefour (labeled as Pak soy, that was a typo maybe)
2-Opuntia: our old house, originally from the plant market (pesticides were sprayed there last month so I have to wait)
3-Mulberry: planning to buy then wait for fertilizers to go away (my cousin has one)
Good luck! For the cactus pad you can order some online and plant them (the actual pads that is)
