Sulcatta!!!!!!!!!

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chesterfieldzoo;1501311; said:
What a little baby doll. Got plans for where you are going to keep him when he gets big? They seem to hit a growth spurt at about 4 years old. Another at 7. I am interested in where other people keep their sulcattas when they outgrow an aquarium. (Besides outside all year in warm climates)
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i deal with that when the time comes.... my guess ill build it a home..i have high power halides and mercury vapor bulbs.. ive got awhile before i need to start thinking about that....

cichlaguapote;1501900; said:
So cute.. he did grow a little...
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yea it went through a bad spell and was close to death but its all good now...

neoprodigy;1501957; said:
cool :) what kind of pellet?
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wardley tort pellets.... Ming told me about some special pellets just for sulcatas but i cant find them....
 
Cool Sulcatta! I was actually thinking of getting one a few months ago.
 
Mazuri makes the food you're looking for. The only thing is, most places don't carry it. I know a friend had to buy 200lbs of food at a clip just to get it.
 
Females are around 80 pounds, males about 150. They grow fast at about 7 years old. They are also serious eating machines. 1 of mine eats a large handful of hay, a head of romaine, a banana, and some other misc stuff every day. And I have 2. By the way, output equals input with these guys. They can flood a kitchen when they pee. Mine are paper trained, but they forget over the summer, so when I first bring them in for the winter, I have to put diapers on them for a couple of weeks till they remember.

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that is sooooooooooo cute with the diaper on



chesterfieldzoo;1503641; said:
Females are around 80 pounds, males about 150. They grow fast at about 7 years old. They are also serious eating machines. 1 of mine eats a large handful of hay, a head of romaine, a banana, and some other misc stuff every day. And I have 2. By the way, output equals input with these guys. They can flood a kitchen when they pee. Mine are paper trained, but they forget over the summer, so when I first bring them in for the winter, I have to put diapers on them for a couple of weeks till they remember.
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cute!!!
 
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