Re: Cuttlebone Question

Posted by Theresa on October 18, 2001 at 20:16:04:

In Reply to: Cuttlebone Question posted by Joe on October 18, 2001 at 19:21:44:

: The cuttlebone that I just recieved from the turtle cafe only the hard shell on one side. Do I have to remove it, or will my sulcatta just eat around it?

: Thanks,

: Joe

Hi Joe,
Ive noticed that if you soak these overnight and then let them dry out, that the hard part curls up and its easier to remove.
This could be a concern and so removing it with babies would certainly remove any risk of impaction.
Hope that helps.
tcc :)

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