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As you creep through the posts check out the numerous ones about keeping dogs away from your tort and the consequences of letting them have unsupervised time together.

I've heard of using a saucer with beer in it. Some ting in the beer draws them in and they drown.

Maybe you just don't taste that good

It could be tortoise pee. I've heard that a tortoise holds on to there fluids long enough that when they finally go it's white like that. I've never seen it with my tort but it's what I've heard

It looks that way because I used a dremil to cut it and it was actually melting it more than cutting. There is a small gap between the plexiglass and the heat bulb. It's small but it's there. Also I've had this set up for a few months now so I think it's ok. If I notice a change tho I have some...

I cut the plexiglass so the heat lamp isn't on the glass

Hi here are a few pics of my zoo med tortoise house and what I had to do to make it right for my redfoot baby.

Those are some beautiful babies

We need pics pls

What's the best way to remove the paint without hurting the turtle?

Food wise watch this guy's videos as a guide

That enclosure is a bit small but it will do for a hatchling. http://www.thetortoisetable.org.uk/ this Website is a good resource for tort friendly plants. As far as heat goes a constant 85°f all over the enclosure using a ceramic heat emitter Che would be best. Uvb bulk the long tube not the...

That's a cute tort.

Same ad here in Dallas https://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/pet/6087739530.html (Also not my ad)

This Website is supposed to be best when it comes to caring for Hermann torts http://www.hermannihaven.com/

No fig leaves are not good for him http://www.thetortoisetable.org.uk/index.php#.WQlv4sko7qA

A standard fluorescent fixture will work so long as the wattage is the same as the uv bulb

I have the same table as you do. To keep humidity high I installed a piece of plexiglass on the wire cutting out for the heat lamp I'll take pics and post them when I get home from work.

Cherry heads like redfoots need high humidity environments 80% range. How are you keeping him? Pics would be great