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The temp is between 65-85. There is no warm dry retreat.

It's warm here in Pittsburgh but very wet. Should I be bringing my tort inside if his outdoor enclosure is all wet?

Will the dandelion and plantain leaves in my yard that hold on under the snows and my rose leaves that are dormant in my back yard in December still hold the same nutritional value as they do in spring and summer?

Thanks, I love the tortoise table. I am just wondering if anyone can recommend any that they knows grows great inside the house all year. I am doing a spider plant for sure. I don't know if dandelions do well in a pot, their roots are so long.

I am looking to pot some plants that will produce food for my russian tort throughout the winter. It's a great time for me to plant the seeds outside or scavenge around my neighborhood. I want to know if anyone has suggestions for what will live all year inside? Also, is organic potting...

When I buy plants for my tort's enclosure, how careful do I have to be about fertilizer? I read somewhere that I should rinse off the roots and replant for like 2 weeks before feeding him. Is this true?

When I take my tort outside for a walk in the yard, does he have an instinct as to what plants are unhealthy for him? Should I prevent him from eating anything I don't know?

I have seen that site. Thanks for telling me the info is good because when I saw the sand suggestion I quit going there.

My 6 year old son and I just got our pet tortoise on Tuesday. I've already used this forum for diet questions. Thanks for being here!