Habitat for Baby red foot tortoise

[mojo_1]

Is this what you would use?

Also for a 4x2x2 enclosure I use about 1-1/2 bags of the big one likes in the picture you posted.

 

[mojo_1]

When you get the reptibark bake it for 20ish minutes before putting it in the enclosure to kill off any potential unwanted guests.

 

[Littleredfootbigredheart]

When you get the reptibark bake it for 20ish minutes before putting it in the enclosure to kill off any potential unwanted guests.

Yeah not a bad idea, clears your substrate of any nuances lol

 

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Redfoots need 80-90 % humidity and similar temps, plus daily soaks to get a good start, to have a good life. Cover your terrarium to keep the humidity and temps in.

 

[Sheldon24]

Also for a 4x2x2 enclosure I use about 1-1/2 bags of the big one likes in the picture you posted.
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Thank you so much!

When you get the reptibark bake it for 20ish minutes before putting it in the enclosure to kill off any potential unwanted guests.

good idea! What temperature

 

[mojo_1]

Thank you so much!

good idea! What temperature

250-275° if I'm remembering correctly.

 

[RedFootedTorts]

Moss is stringy and can cause a blockage in the intestines or wrap around the tortoises limbs. Tortoises can't digest moss but they most certainly will try to eat it.

Glad you let me know, I’ll stead clear of any moss in the future.