I'm just so interested to see what y'all think. To clarify, I mean outgoing, won't hide in its shell while you approach, etc. My personal opinion is Russians, because Oscar never hesitates to run up to me (for food, of course)
I am very interested in buying a red foot or yellow foot tortoise in the springtime. I don't know which one to get! :). Can you guys help me make my decision?
Got an adult Russian tortoise (wc) around Halloween, from the start she wasn't very active. I guess that that's just her personality. My main concern is that she is now beginning to have watery eyes, almost as if she is crying. Does anybody know what's going on? I have an exotic vet within 30...
I purchased an adult Russian Tortoise from LLLReptile, and she arrived healthy, and was eating regularly. I definitely recommend LLLReptile not only for their supplies, but also for their tortoises. In fact, I'm so satisfied with them that I'll buy from them in the future!
I'm making a large outdoor enclosure for my Russian tortoises, and I need a lot. I came across a coconut coir brick that comes in sets of four. http://www.homedepot.com/p/Unbranded-Compost-Fiber-CCF-4/203544514
My problem is that I'm not sure if this has any bad fertilizers, perlite, or anything...
I was just surfing the internet when I came across this website, Reptiles by Mack http://www.reptilesbymack.com/
Has anybody here bought from him/them?
They seem to have good prices.
I've been looking into making an outdoor enclosure for my Russian tortoises. I've planned out that I would use cinderblock, but I don't know how I would make a roof/ceiling. I don't want any big birds or other predators to attack my tortoises.:tort:
I see a little bump on her shell right behind her neck, and when she looks up, or puts her head into her shell, it rubs against it. Is there anything I can do to help it? (Without damaging her shell, and negatively effecting her health)
I have two Russian tortoises, one male and one female. Recently, I have started seeing some biting from the female. The male didn't do anything to provoke her. Yes, I am 100% sure that the biter is a female, and that the tortoise receiving bites is male. Is the female acting up because she is...