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: : No it's not normal. : : It could be a sign of over heating. : : If sulcatas get too hot they froth at the mouth. : : Check the temperatures, make sure there is plenty of shade ALWAYS available. : : And never put the tortoise outdoors in a tank, Rubbermaid or similar type of thing, that is enclosed and heats up to unbearable temperatures. : : I think that the tort got too hot and overheated. : : Not good. : : Check your husbandry and make changes to ensure it doesn't happen again. : : I hope you found him in time, let him cool down and hopefuly the frothing will stop. : : Only other thing I can think of is that it ate something toxic. : : But believe, he/she probably overheated. : : Terry.

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