Re: Sulcata's- a few basic questions

Posted by ernie on February 15, 2001 at 13:22:16:

In Reply to: Sulcata's- a few basic questions posted by Dennis T on February 15, 2001 at 10:42:40:

HERDS: I think they dis-like each other , and would rather live alone,except to mate
COLD; Adults can handle down to 30 or so at night as long as they have a 10ft. or so burrow, but they need sunny days to bask to keep well
MOVING: I can move the 100-120lbs pretty easily
now , but when I'm 60 yrs. old?
INBRED: I don't think sulcatas have been around long enough to find a large one that was inbred
ROOM; They will tear up your drywall, and they smell.

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: HERDS: I think they dis-like each other , and would rather live alone,except to mate : COLD; Adults can handle down to 30 or so at night as long as they have a 10ft. or so burrow, but they need sunny days to bask to keep well : MOVING: I can move the 100-120lbs pretty easily : now , but when I'm 60 yrs. old? : INBRED: I don't think sulcatas have been around long enough to find a large one that was inbred : ROOM; They will tear up your drywall, and they smell.

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