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I have not been putting a variety of food in Titus's diet. He eats the food they gave us at the shop, but other than that I have tried little things here and there. He does not seem to like frozen vegetables or greens. Maybe as he gets older.... But I want to make sure i am giving him a decent amount of all the vitamins and nutrients the needs. Has anyone used Timothy Hay? Do they eat it or just sleep in it? Any recommendations on what to try and give him?
 
Torts should only eat "human food" VERY occasionally.

Here are good things to feed your tort; I find them growing in my yard:

Grass: any kind

Dandelions; greens and flowers

Grape leaves

Mulberry leaves

You should not feed torts "human food." You should do a little homework.

If you want advice on how to properly dust their food, feel free.

If you want to keep reptiles, get a clue.
 
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