2018 RUSSIAN HATCHLINGS

Carol S · Jun 15, 2018

These are my first Russian hatchlings of 2018. They are getting their morning soak and are not very happy about it.

I love watching them explore their enclosure and eat their food. They have a good appetite already. I am feeding them a healthy diet consisting of many different kind of weeds, flowers, grape leaves, arugula, hibiscus leaves, turnip greens, curly mustard, curly endive and kale.

Toddrickfl1 · Jun 15, 2018

How cute! I'm going to hatch some eggs one day!

Destben · Jun 15, 2018

Carol S said:
These are my first Russian hatchlings of 2018. They are getting their morning soak and are not very happy about it.

I love watching them explore their enclosure and eat their food. They have a good appetite already. I am feeding them a healthy diet consisting of many different kind of weeds, flowers, grape leaves, arugula, hibiscus leaves, turnip greens, curly mustard, curly endive and kale.

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What beautiful hatchlings!!!

Yvonne G · Jun 15, 2018

Very nice! I've been trying for a long time with no success. Good job for you!!!!!

Oxalis · Jun 28, 2018

Carol S said:
These are my first Russian hatchlings of 2018. They are getting their morning soak and are not very happy about it.

I love watching them explore their enclosure and eat their food. They have a good appetite already. I am feeding them a healthy diet consisting of many different kind of weeds, flowers, grape leaves, arugula, hibiscus leaves, turnip greens, curly mustard, curly endive and kale.

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Very nice! As we would call them in our house: "little Stevies"!

Have you watched them go gonzo for dandelion flowers yet?

Carol S · Jun 28, 2018

Oxalis said:
Very nice! As we would call them in our house: "little Stevies"! Have you watched them go gonzo for dandelion flowers yet?

Yes, they love dandelions leaves and the flowers. I cannot believe what little pigs they are. They can really eat a lot to be so tiny.

Diamond · Jun 28, 2018

So cute, nice job!

Jay Bagley · Jun 28, 2018

Congrats, they look great

Pearly · Jul 15, 2018

Carol S said:
These are my first Russian hatchlings of 2018. They are getting their morning soak and are not very happy about it.

I love watching them explore their enclosure and eat their food. They have a good appetite already. I am feeding them a healthy diet consisting of many different kind of weeds, flowers, grape leaves, arugula, hibiscus leaves, turnip greens, curly mustard, curly endive and kale.

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They are beautiful!!! Congratulations!

Oxalis · Jul 24, 2018

How are they doing after their first month?

Carol S · Jul 24, 2018

Oxalis said:
How are they doing after their first month?

They are eating like little piggys and growing. I cannot believe how much they eat to be so little. They are so cute. I love watching them explore and go about their business.

DARKFIRE007 · Jul 25, 2018

What are those multi-colored spots on the shells? Identification marks? I want the middle one on the right who is climbing his sibling lol.

Carol S · Jul 25, 2018

I use small dots of nail polish to identify them so I can keep track of their date of birth, birth weight and mother. If you are interested in purchasing a baby Russian tortoise I have some that are now old enough. If so, sent me a message in the conversation section.

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