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I’ve recently bought a Russian tortoise that I keep inside and my question is : Is his enclosure the right size for him?
That looks like a good start but you will need to upgrade in size as Oogway grows. Here are a couple of good resources for basic care and habitats. http://www.anapsid.org/russian2.html http://m.drsfostersmith.com/pic/article.cfm?articleid=2719
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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I just found this little tortoise 2 days ago in the woods, tried looking around for his/hers mom didn't find anything, so I volunteered to take her as a pet, the problems I am facing are: I don't know if she's eating or drinking and I don't know if s
Hatchlings do not need third mother's. They hatch and leave the nest site immediately to search for food and live their lives. Ideally, you should have the the tortoise examined by a veterinarian experienced in treating reptiles. He or she will be able to determine the species after which detailed care information can be provided. You can read about basic care here: http://www.avianandexotic.com/care-sheets/reptiles/tortise-care-sheet/
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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I want to make sure my sulcata tortoise is getting a proper diet. I feed him timothy hay and a cuddle bone is offered but which fresh market veggies are most appropriate? Spinach, romaine, broccoli?
Hi, this is a great question! I’m glad to hear you’re feeding Geoffrey Timothy hay and cuttle bone. That’s a great start. You can also offer dandelion greens, mustard greens, collards, romaine, herbs, carrot tops, beet greens, etc. For more care information, you can visit www.anapsid.org and check under “chelonian.” I hope that helps!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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How often should i give my tortoise cuttlebone? And in which quantity? ,, sorry, the corrector typed it wrong previously.
Thanks for reaching out about Spyke. Cuttlebone does not need to be offered unless the diet is not balances. Cuttlebone is not a source of calcium that is readily digestible/absorbable. Depending on the type of tortoise, calcium is provided in the diet in different ways. Aquatic turtles will sometimes eat green vegetables, but normally consume whole prey (fish) with bones, in the wild. Exposure to ultraviolet radiation is also important for calcium metabolism. Check and correct these problems. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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my brother found a turtle and wants me to keep it as a pet and take care of it for him. what do i need in order to care for a turtle, like what kind of cage does it need and what food do i give it. also what kind of turtle is it? it is small and the
What you have is a species of slider. It could be a Yellow Bellied Slider. First, be sure it is legal in your state/county to keep a wild caught slider. You will need a tank large enough to provide swimming and basking areas. The general guideline is 10 gallons per inch of turtle. Choose a strong filter to help maintain water quality. It should be rated for at least twice the volume of the tank. You will likely need to perform partial water changes every few weeks though. Other necessary items include: a heat lamp over a basking area, a basking area easily accessible from the water, UVB lighting and a submersible water heater. Feed a balanced diet of animal protein (feeder fish, nightcrawlers, etc.), fresh greens and vegetables and commercial pellets. A multivitamin and a calcium supplement will also be needed. Consider having the turtle examined by your veterinarian or a vet experienced in treating reptiles to confirm good health or to diagnose and treat any pre-existing condit
Updated on August 12th, 2025