Thanks for that info. Do Greeks require a higher level of humidity? Where I am from the humidity tends to be on the lower side for the most part. I defiantly wouldn't want to put anything requiring a high humidity level in this environment without some sort of humidifier
Lol a Russian is still a choice. Both are just as cute and seem to be the best two options for me. From the advice I've received here and the very little I've managed to read it will be between one of these species. I think it will just come down to the hypercritical stuff. Such as differences...
That is advice that I can completely follow lol. Once I obtain one I will be sure to move slow and allow them time to settle in and get to know me before I overwhelm him/her. I'll put in lots of effort and time and hopefully he/she will eventually feel right at home with me. If not than I'll...
Thank you I appreciate the feedback. I've done a little research and think I'm going to go with a Greek once the time is right. They seem to be better suited for a newbie like myself.
Before that time comes I would like to have a suitable outside enclosure built as well as a nice indoor home...
Thank you all for your comments and advice. I will definitely take my time and research some of the types you guys have mentioned. I would love to have one that wouldn't mind being handled and wouldn't be stressed out by me. I relate a lot to Marinated mammas statement about being "a hands on...
Hello all,
I would love to eventually get a tortoise or turtle of some sort I think they are so cute! However before that time comes I have a lot of research to do as I know very little about them.
I'm wondering if you guys would have any recommendations for a particular type of tortoise that...