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It's been said that some species do better alone, while others do better in groups.
Fighting the addiction of wanting to get more torts, I'm finding myself deciding whether it would make more sense for me to get more of the same species I have or to get a new species and let them all have their own space.
I currently have a female adult russian, and a young female red foot. Both enclosures have room for more tortoises. I have supplies to set up another enclosure for another species or in the case a new addition of the same species doesn't get along well. I may be interested in breeding russians or red foots in the future so I'm thinking of starting to build a group. I figure I would get females first then add in a male (not anytime soon).
I'm going to the LI expo coming up, any ideas what they might have of the following?
Do I get
A. 1 or more female russians
B. 1 or more female red foots
C. hinge back(s)
**maybe this isn't "debatable" but I was originally going to post as a "which do better(less stress, more active and personable) in groups and which alone..."
Fighting the addiction of wanting to get more torts, I'm finding myself deciding whether it would make more sense for me to get more of the same species I have or to get a new species and let them all have their own space.
I currently have a female adult russian, and a young female red foot. Both enclosures have room for more tortoises. I have supplies to set up another enclosure for another species or in the case a new addition of the same species doesn't get along well. I may be interested in breeding russians or red foots in the future so I'm thinking of starting to build a group. I figure I would get females first then add in a male (not anytime soon).
I'm going to the LI expo coming up, any ideas what they might have of the following?
Do I get
A. 1 or more female russians
B. 1 or more female red foots
C. hinge back(s)
**maybe this isn't "debatable" but I was originally going to post as a "which do better(less stress, more active and personable) in groups and which alone..."