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yeah I may keep mine inside too it can get very cold where I live in the UK summertime though I'll make em a lil paradise in the garden

Yeah that's the plan for me ATM I've got alot of gaps in fences that's need to be sealed up and stuff 🤣also have a greenhouse that is kinda safer for them they like it in there would I need to move the heat lights and stuff outside too or would that be pointless because of the sun?

Okays that makes sense thank you for the info I will have to change my set up so it's more suitable and safe for my torties will look at changing the lights asap

I will buy some Coco coir stuff if that's the name and use that instead after a few weeks or combine are you meant to lightly spray water onto the soil in the enclosure daily or not?

Gravel has been moved today and the bulbs are fine all over the internet people use them and say they are fine more good reviews then bad and the substrate is used for tortoises and also had decent reviews and not many complaints showed the man at the reptile shop and he said that's okay stuff...

I have one year olds ATM so I don't really have a clue about sex yet but the plan eventually will be to put them in separate tables after a few years

Ohh yeah they're big ish pebbles but I will be taking them out at some point wasn't sure what to put in originally 🤣 they're big enough so they can't eat them ATM so will take them out soon

They are apparently a year old so still small but I do plan to make them like a dog house but outside for summer next year and have them out there mostly permanently I don't have a fully sealed up garden yet and a pond for wildlife so I'm worried about them going near that and falling in I'll be...

Ahhh okay thanks I will.follow your advice I'm new but have been reading a fair bit just wasn't sure about that part past few nights I moved them in and back in morning I usually leave light on from 7 to 7 or 8 to 8 depending on when I'm up I've been using Prorep - Tortoise Life Substrate 10L...

Ahhh okay thanks I will.follow your advice I'm new but have been reading a fair bit just wasn't sure about that part past few nights I moved them in and back in morning I usually leave light on from 7 to 7 or 8 to 8 depending on when I'm up but I'm very grateful for the response

They are meant to sleep in the right part or so I thought haha but they are currently on the left side under the wooden bridges is that okay? For me to leave them there and go to bed?

Hello just have a question new to this I have one year old horsefields and just got them not long ago I'm just wondering do I need to put them in the sleeping area or are they okay to just sleep anywhere once I turn off the heat lamp?