outside feeding

Posted by Tim on January 21, 2001 at 10:34:19:

I plan on fencing in a section of my backyard this year for my
1 1/2 year old sulcata Teesa. I do not use any chemicals on my yard however it is very thick and almost weed free. I have ordered some seed mix from Turtle cafe to plant in a portion of the yard but most of the area will be grass. I was wondering if the lush grass could be too nutrient dense for good health. I live in Ohio so she will not have access to the grass all year. I winter feed mostly from dish garden grasses also from turtle cafe. thanks

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: I plan on fencing in a section of my backyard this year for my : 1 1/2 year old sulcata Teesa. I do not use any chemicals on my yard however it is very thick and almost weed free. I have ordered some seed mix from Turtle cafe to plant in a portion of the yard but most of the area will be grass. I was wondering if the lush grass could be too nutrient dense for good health. I live in Ohio so she will not have access to the grass all year. I winter feed mostly from dish garden grasses also from turtle cafe. thanks

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