Your frilled needs to be beefed up a litle. As for your golden greek, I would recomend when you can to swich the substrate you have with a mix of 2 parts of play sand with one part of peat, and the woule substrate being kept practicly dry, this guys dont like moist one bit. By the way what are you feeding it? Golden greeks are hardy once established by they tend to be on the delicate side and can be very picky eaters.
Guess whats in the bag ;D
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The greek golden is eating like a pig on a big variety of different greens and such. I've been researching their diet, omnivores at their finest. As for the frilled, I'm a bit confused about what and how much exactly to be feeding it. I've been giving him super worms so far, but I read they need a varied diet of different bugs. I'm working on building him a bigger enclosure and some complicated branch work as well.
And thanks kjfan1! The kingsnakes arent too keen on being handled quite yet, as the person who had them before me didnt play with them much. But they'll come around. The frilled has to be my favorite part of this, hes so fun to watch!
And thanks kjfan1! The kingsnakes arent too keen on being handled quite yet, as the person who had them before me didnt play with them much. But they'll come around. The frilled has to be my favorite part of this, hes so fun to watch!
Golden greeks like all Testudo are strict herbivores, if you put them on a omnivore diet they easily get stuff like bladder and kidney stones. However its a great sign it is eating like a pig, swich it when you can to the healtiest veggies you can get: dandilions, rocket, water cress, mustard greens, turnip greens, alfafa and plantain.AConrad;4845301; said:
