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Hello,
So Walter, my baby sulcata is looking ok. But he doesn’t eat like he used to. I have been soaking him daily, mist him constantly, and let him walk for about an hour per day in full sun on wetted grass. I found a neighbors hibiscus, big red flowers and leaves and borrowed them. Washed them, she used no chemicals, but my dude just walked right over them. It looked so tasty I can’t believe it. I give him some romaine, he eats it. So what do you do with that situation.
Also as a side note, I wonder if my enclosure is too hot. He seams to always walk away from the light and the average temp is 110 degrees. The low temp is 90 degrees in his brick hideout, and the highest temp is under the light at about 115 degrees. Should I just get rid of the lights ? My air temps are a steady 85 degrees.
So Walter, my baby sulcata is looking ok. But he doesn’t eat like he used to. I have been soaking him daily, mist him constantly, and let him walk for about an hour per day in full sun on wetted grass. I found a neighbors hibiscus, big red flowers and leaves and borrowed them. Washed them, she used no chemicals, but my dude just walked right over them. It looked so tasty I can’t believe it. I give him some romaine, he eats it. So what do you do with that situation.
Also as a side note, I wonder if my enclosure is too hot. He seams to always walk away from the light and the average temp is 110 degrees. The low temp is 90 degrees in his brick hideout, and the highest temp is under the light at about 115 degrees. Should I just get rid of the lights ? My air temps are a steady 85 degrees.