I'm looking to rehome three hatchling Russian tortoises. They are all active and eating well with daily water soaks.
I'm located in the Bay Area, if you have any questions feel free to ask. I am not looking to ship the hatchlings.
Female Russian tortoises generally get bigger than males. In the wild where they’re from, they spend most of their time underground hibernating or hiding from the heat during the summers so they’re growth is slower. But I’m captivity they’re usually active all year long being given more...
I’m not sure if this is helpful.
I’ve been rescuing Russian Tortoises for about a year or two now, and I make sure the past families have my phone number for the purpose of sending update pictures. So far two families request pictures of them once in a while and I have no problem sending them...