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It is in a sexual humping motion

What will happen? Honestly this is the first time I’ve seen them do this. The female is about 3 and the male is 4. Do I need to provide a place for her to lay? Will she be infertile?

Okay thanks. I’ll try to spray more instead of dumping water to make sure it doesn’t get too wet.

I like to put water on the ground to help with humidity, would it be safe with the pad on the ground? What if I put it on the side even? Also any suggestions on how to help his eye heal?

Could you see the pictures?

It’s the tube one. That is suggested in the forum

I also have a Kane mat that I will be installing tomorrow and removing the CHE which I think caused this problem. The pad came in way late because of the virus so I didn’t get to add it to the box so instead used the CHE but if it’s a better and safer way to heat I will take the top off and...

I’m gonna go get some eye drops tomorrow and put them in.

I have the 2 100 watt CHE In the box on a thermometer which kept it around 90-110 but I turned it down just now as you said and the the other light is only on during the day which is a reptisun good UVB bulb that I have attached to the ceiling with nails, also with the lamps in case they decide...

I have them inside their heated enclosure outdoor for now. Which is sitting at 100% humid and 94 degrees which won’t last too long but is perfect for him for now. He went straight to eating and has acted completely normal when I put him which is definitely good. I’m gonna check again in about 4...

I have a temp thing in their enclosure and it has been staying warm, always above 80 degrees. But it wasn’t done by the other tortoise I’m almost positive. I think it has to do with the heat or insulation????

Any idea on how to help is eye heal?

Also if you think he may have climbed on the log and hit it on the hit lamp I will take the log out. It hadn’t caused any problems and they liked to go under it but that looks like a cause to me.

They are living together inside the box only at night and coming out all day. They get along great. I’ll post some pictures of the night box. It’s a little wet because they aren’t in it right now while I’m trying to raise some humidity.

I haven’t used this in a while actually, because I thought I had this tortoise thing down and both of mine were doing great. I have two sulcatas, one male and the other I have not figured out yet. He is around 5 pounds and my other is around 3. But the big one just this morning started to baby...

I have had 2 sulcatas for a year and a few months now and I was wondering if I still should soak everyday or every other day now? They are around 800 and 600 grams with no pyramiding at all.

Okay thank you I will go with that one then!

This is what I was thinking my only question was how to go about insulating it but I guess you could put the wood on the inside like they did in that video.

That’s why I was considering maybe a shed because it can get very cold in my climate and some days they may have to stay inside for very long periods, so I was considering getting them a whole shed to have for themselves and I could just heat that.