Buongiorno from Italy!

[tartaruga donna]

Ciao! My husband and I are Americans who recently bought a home in northern Italy. . . and we inherited a large family of tortoises-- "tartaruge" in Italian. The previous home owner brought the big Nonna from Rome more than 25 years ago. Somewhere, she added a male and well. . . they're rather like rabbits. I have located 8 "babies" in addition to the parents! (And can I tell you these little guys are my favorite thing about my new house!) Anyway, I'm curious about all the things so I'm happy to find this forum.

 

[Alex and the Redfoot]

Hello and welcome from Cyprus!

The house with tortoises is certainly way better that just a house And we need photos!

You can read this post to get a basic knowledge of tortoise care and needs:

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And don't hesitate to ask questions!

 

[Yvonne G]

Hi, and welcome!

 

[Tom]

Ciao! My husband and I are Americans who recently bought a home in northern Italy. . . and we inherited a large family of tortoises-- "tartaruge" in Italian. The previous home owner brought the big Nonna from Rome more than 25 years ago. Somewhere, she added a male and well. . . they're rather like rabbits. I have located 8 "babies" in addition to the parents! (And can I tell you these little guys are my favorite thing about my new house!) Anyway, I'm curious about all the things so I'm happy to find this forum.

Hello and welcome.

 

[Ink]

Welcome to the forum

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Hello and welcome to the forum from South Florida USA

 

[JoJosMom]

Welcome!