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Panacur is easily available in india

It's most probably an angulated tortoise

Thanks. I would look for them[emoji2]

It looks like either an red or a yellow footed tortoise. If its forelimbs have red scales then it's a red footed tortoise. Otherwise it's a yellow footed tortoise.

I lt has charcoal pieces in it. So won't that be a problem?

Can we use orchid potting mix as substrate?

Hello genetic_code. Welcome to the forum. You have got some beautiful tortoises and you have chosen nice names. I love these speices. Some species of tortoises like the Indian star are susceptible to RI or Runny Nose Syndrome. I would not worry about it unless the bubble was of mucous. If it...

@Markw84 I have a mat of natural lawn grass. So for them to allow to scrape should I keep grass clippings in the enclosure?

Thanks @Tom for your help[emoji1]

Thanks @Markw84 that was really informative. I have few questions. Do the stars (both the hatchlings and juvenile/adult) burrow down? In my enclosure I have grass mat for them so is it good for them or should I remove the grass?

I have indian stars. I was reading about the climate and microclimates for their enclosure. I am confused as to what would be good for them. Can anyone help me with that? I would be thankful [emoji1]