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Yes I agree with this soak the Mazuri first.

I personally do it about once a week right now.

Stick to chicken or peeled de-tailed shrimp. If you hang on to some super worms for about a month their slow enough you're tort may eat them.

The whole thing

Boil a plain chicken breast and also chop up all the food you give in small pieces. I found that mojo started eating more when I started chopping everything up in about 1/2" size squares.

Mojo has brown or black eyes

250-275° if I'm remembering correctly.

When you get the reptibark bake it for 20ish minutes before putting it in the enclosure to kill off any potential unwanted guests.

Also for a 4x2x2 enclosure I use about 1-1/2 bags of the big one likes in the picture you posted.

Yes that's what I use.

Use reptibark or similar orchid bark. They can eat the paper towels.

If I was home more I would do it. But unfortunately a lot of pet care falls on my wife. And she said another tortoise would be to much on her plate.

The reality of the situation is an adult redfoot needs a minimum of 10'x10'. If you feel smaller then that will be ideal, then I suggest you move all your 💩 into the bathroom and live in there for a bit to get a feel for what it's like for a tortoise, that in the wild roams several mile a day.

Yep, get a 2 bedroom that tort needs room to roam.

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Make sure that the food and water dish are sunk into the substrate so it's easy for him to get in and out.

The sensors that I linked in post#18 work great. I went with 4 sensors 1 in each corner cave and 1 on each side of the enclosure. I also have a camera for the enclosure and the cave mojo sleeps in.

Do you mean Terracotta?

I wouldn't use the sprayers in the enclosure either. You want upper layer of substrate to be dry.

It will take a few days to a week for him to get comfortable in the new tropical bungalow. He will probably hide a lot at first then he will explore a lot. He's pretty, and giving you some good sie eye. Mojo takes a more direct approach to let me know he means business. I use SensorPush sensors...