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Originally Posted by Bencook
8 trays seems like alot to me but I know those leos eat like horses. Yours should be quite small though at 18 months so I would personally go for three or four trays (depending on the size of them of course). You can mix the seeds it makes no difference although if you seperate them and label your trays you could use them for I.D purposes when picking wild ones! What are your leos urates like? by that I mean consistency? Is it gritty or like raw egg? That will give you an idea as to whether he is hydrated or not. He may be drinking when your not looking!
Ben 
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he is the size of my hand maybe 4 and 1/2 inches wide,... that is,when he is doing his sunbathing thing , with legs and arms spread-eagled!!! i love it when he does that, i feel that he is happy! he looks so comfy in the play sand and soil,,,and it he seems so at ease, makes no attempt to hide when i approach now,. . but he did when, when he was in the viv before i got the t.table he was so nervouse, but, thats, the past now. all in the past, . i put many sleepless nights in, god, we animal people, what we like???!!! i feel deep down that like i'm getting to know him alot better. i kiss his shell, on a morning before a go to work and again when i get home, his head comes out.. don't know if thats a good sign or not?? but i feel we are bonding now, we have spent time in the garden, when its been sunny, just about 20 mins max. we havnt had any summer in the uk, its rubbish,,,, so dont feel he has experienced the most this month, my dad and his pal are planning to build an outdoor enclosure next year, so i will be able to get him a friend (but i think he loves me the most LOL) maybe next spring, its too late now. i dont see him drinking, but you know what, i'm measmerised by him,,, i was still up at 4 oc this morning watching him. i think he is healthy, despite the water concern, he is a changed little boy since i took him out of the viv and he has hemp and play sand/soil,, in fact he has been awake and busy all day today!!! i must admit i was very naive, i had a tortoise for 12 yrs when i was a little girl ,until someone stole him out of my grans garden (he went everywhere with us, we were on holiday and i came home tortoiseless, i was 15 yrs old and never got over it, i still think about him and where he is) anyway, i think that has been the fascination with the gorgeous creatures and its only now that i have been able to accomodate one properly.