How does everyone bath their sulcata tortoises
Water temp?
Do you use a shell conditioner afterwards?
Drying?
Do you use a brush or wash cloth?
Things to look out for while bathing?
thanks
bob
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How does everyone bath their sulcata tortoises
Water temp?
Do you use a shell conditioner afterwards?
Drying?
Do you use a brush or wash cloth?
Things to look out for while bathing?
thanks
bob
What I do is:
pedicure
manicure
mud bath
steam room
(since there is no hair, I save at the salon)
massage
aromatherapy
and when they are all done, I oil them down in essence of kiwi fruit and wildflowers.
What about anyone else?
I know spas that would charge an arm and a leg!!! WOW- I just let the water run intil cozy warm, fill an empty clean butter tub, level= below chin. Place lil'tort w/in- go clean the dishes- return and rip a paper towel to wrap and dry- place lil tort in enclosure, let him do the rest. He usually goes straight to food dish and chows. Then I remove the paper towel! AROMATHERAPY!!! VERY POSH!!!
>>What I do is:
>>
>>pedicure
>>manicure
>>mud bath
>>steam room
>>(since there is no hair, I save at the salon)
>>massage
>>aromatherapy
>>
>>and when they are all done, I oil them down in essence of kiwi fruit and wildflowers.
>>
>>What about anyone else?
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Ed @ Tortoise Keepers
Trying to keep the fun in Chelonian care
When my tortoises are behaving, I do make sure they get an exfoliating grape seed extract to clean their pores leaving them rejuvinated and fresh. I make sure their greens are completely organic and as an added treat offer them a wheat grass shot in their veggie smoothie.
Barry

Those guys are gorgeous. I'm newto turtles and tortoises, what type are they.
Thanks
bob
Black Burmese Mt. Tortoises. (Manouria emys phayrei)

Thanks Barry,your making me jealous. Very nice looking tortoises.
bob

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