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He looks like he's in great shape. They're really easy to keep. And yes, it is a sulcatta.
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He looks like he's in great shape. They're really easy to keep. And yes, it is a sulcatta.
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Theres one in a reptile shop by me that is big as a trashcan lid and he just walks around the shop.
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Re: Surprise tortoise
He's in excellent shape! As long as you keep him outside and give him a good diet he should be good. If possible give him as much space as possible! Also they love to wallow so get a little mud hole going for him! Any more info tortoiseforum.org is awesome and your more than welcome to join, I love it over there!!!
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Thanks guys, he's about 25 pounds or so i believe. We just moved to a new house and there's plenty of land here to give him a huge yard. At the moment he's in a pretty small brick planter that i dug out, it's about 3' x 8' I covered one end and stuck a heat lamp through a hole in the wood sense it's been getting pretty cold out there.
In the next couple days he will have a sweet yard and a nice house to warm up in =P
Any ideas on the best way to secure under the dirt so he doesn't disappear? I hear they are excellent burrowers =P
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Plant some grass and tortoise friendly plants in the final enclosure that way you won't have to worry about feeding him if you leave for a weekend(: and I feel your pain/joy I've had plenty of misc. reptiles show up at me house because in the reptile guy. Good luck tortoises are beyond cute it makes me miss mine
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I just put some grass seeds down where I'm going to make his yard today =P I figure it will be easier for the grass to start growing before he's walking around on it ;-)
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Re: Surprise tortoise
I wouldn't waste time planting tiny stuff, they are literally mini bull dozers and will destroy it or eat it fast! Got any pics of the new enclosure I could analyze it for you and help you out!
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1.1 Russian Tortoises "Boris, Shelly"
1.2 Leopard Geckos "Luna, Toothless, Skittles"
1.1 Crested Gecko "Stickers"
1.0 Yellow lab "Cooper"
0.1 Pastel BP "Khaleesi"
0.1 Pinstripe BP "Daenery's"
0.1 Hypo BP " Sansa"
0.1 Black Pastel "Shae"
0.1 Bumble Bee
0.1 Red Tail Boa "Melisandra"

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He is adorable! Good luck on keeping a big guy like that. My boyfriend would love a big tortoise but it is way to cold where I live to even consider having him outside.
I just have to ask since I have no clue about tortoises but what is pyramiding?
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