$250 is to much for this RF with that damaged shell. I got mine around $150 ( shipping cost included) from an online breeder located in FL 3 months ago. He (or she, I could not tell) was two and a half inches long, healthy after a long flight
So far I have installed a hygrometer and maintain the humidity above 80% by just spraying water. But I might need to install a fogger later on in case Im out of the house. Thanks for the advice.
I mounted the clamp fixture straight down shortly after that, 13 inches away, and nothing changed. On a couple of sunny days I tried to bring him out to natural light and he just got into some shade. I think it depends on each individual, some enjoy basking and others don't, like Toddrickfl1...
Lol! thanks for pointing that out. His shell length was 2.5", I guess he is around 6 months old. Now his shell length is 2-3/4" after a month. I spray water on substrate 1-2 times daily,
To ZEROPLOT:
Looks like south FL is a near-perfect habitat for RF. I live up north of California where is dry and cold. It's also raining these days due to storm. Temps during winter months can get low to 40s. Summer temps range form 70s to 90. Indoor enclosure is the only option I have now...
May I ask how long you have it, and any sign of MBD in your redfoot? do you give it any other source of Vitamin D and Calcium except its daily diet? Thank you
Hi, I'm from California and a new member of the forum. I have had my first redfoot tortoise for around 3 weeks, and I'm worried because he is not basking at all. His shell length is 2.5'. The enclosure is 18" x 36", with a mercury vapor bulb on one side, his hide out and a ceramic heat lamp on...