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I like the idea. Has anyone ever watched those tiny house videos. They usually claim to live off of solar power and collected rain water sometimes. Not sure if the the solar is enough to last like atom said but very interested in the idea.

Are these still available? Please DM me if they are.

How did you get a free redfoot on Facebook? Is there a group that offers them up?

They look like cool turtles. If you are looking for someone to adopt them let me know :).

Does anyone know what type of succulent this is and if tortoise can eat?

Thanks!

Is that one in the middle darker than the others, or is that just the lighting?

How much would you sell one for? I am in SoCal too.

This is one cool setup. Thx for sharing.

Just out of curiousity, if a sulcata and leopard did bread, would the offspring be furtle?

I am still a bit new to tortoises and learning so please excuse me if this sounds dumb. Arnt red foots, yellow foots and cherry heads the same species?

Does anyone know of any reptile shows in SoCal?

Here is my opinion, If there is a study I think it would be beneficial for everyone to read. Otherwise it is one hobbist thoughts, opinions and experiences against anothers . That might be why people seem to argue both sides.

Just curious, has there been any studies that suggest one way or another? Everyone seems to have different opinions on this.

Oh great. Would i still need a heated enclosure since the climate is already ideal?

Would a leopard tortoise do better in this area?

Im about 6.5 miles from the ocean (15 min drive)

Hey Tom. I actually have not purchased any yet. I am not sure if i should get a few red foot or leopard tortoises. I live in orange county, CA and not sure which will do best outdoors here. Any suggestions?

I was thinking about possibility using https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076PR4TBZ/?tag=exoticpetnetw-20 with a solar panel. But would like to find out of anyone has already done something like this?

Hey guys. I was reading that a number of tortoise owners build small enclosures outdoors with a heat source inside the outdoor enclosure so that they can stay outside year around. If you have done this, how are you getting power to the heat source? Solar panel? Running a long extention cord...