Severe Impaction: This is why you should not use sand
- Thread starter rmorse
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varanio;2293208; said:I didnt delete your link so Im speaking in generalities, is there a problem here? If so you can feel free to pm me and we can talk about it,if not then you can stop being a smart alley cat
My apologies. Someone deleted a link that someone asked for due to "thread clean-up"... though it had like 5 posts and didn't need to be cleaned up. I saw you mentioning links and got confused.
And I take the smart alley cat as a compliment thank you very much
cassharper;2293285; said:My apologies. Someone deleted a link that someone asked for due to "thread clean-up"... though it had like 5 posts and didn't need to be cleaned up. I saw you mentioning links and got confused.
And I take the smart alley cat as a compliment thank you very much
no harm no foul
Dont do that, more than our fair share of sulcatas is looking for home in a saturated markedrmorse;2293192; said:Hrm. I have to wait until I can provide a good outdoor enclosure then...bummer
Although, I could always get a sulcata, and then let it go after a year or so, when it gets too big and/or too much work.
A bigger toise that is good to keep indoors most of the time is the red foot tortoise wich also has the advantage of a relatively grocery store diet. Sulcata and leopard owners dont have the same advantage
