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RE: Sulcata Questions

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Posted by: mythreetorts at Wed Jun 13 06:02:43 2007  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by mythreetorts ]  
   

I agree you want to nix the veggies. beans and peas are very high protein which sulcatas do not need. try the squash and zuchinni instead its very high in calcium. Ideal foods are a 2 to 1 ratio of calcium to phosphorus. low protein is best. pimpkin is also good. looks good though mine is slightly pyramided too but I am hoping that he will smooth out as he gets older and bigger. what size is he? straight line / weight in grams? its fun to track if you start early.



   

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