I have a female hermanns that was living with Russian tortoises her whole life and never had any problems, she’s up for adoption 150$ located in Oklahoma
Yes! Exactly! It definitely looks like she gets a kick out of it and she definitely repeats the process, like a child going down a slide. But sometimes I’m scared her neck will get hurt or she will flip over while I’m at work
She’s a 13 oz tortoise about 5 inches long and 3 inches wide. Her enclosure is a 75 gallon enclosure with two hides, her hide she likes to climb is a half log design
Should I be discouraging her climbing them? Or will she be okay, what happens if she ends up on her back while I’m at work or accidentally falls and injures a limb?
I’m so sorry about buggy, I’m sure he had an amazing life with you, and this is definitely educational to some degree. But do not blame yourself, sometimes you just don’t think about it or plain forget
Also her basking light in a 60w Uv bulb. I keep it on all day from around 7am to midnight, then just turn it off at night. Should I be doing something different?
Her enclosure is a 75 “gallon” wooden enclosure from Amazon, her substrate is coconut fiber. She has two hides, a soaking dish, and I only feed her vegetables like broccoli and carrots and weeds like clovers and dandelions (thoroughly washed) sometimes I’ll give her a grape or apple slice, the...
It’s baytril in a syringe. I finally got her to eat a little bit after putting it on a dandelion. I try to only use fresh washed plants for her diet unless it’s electrolytes or appetite stimulators