I agree with @zovick, even, EVEN if it was not contagious, why would you chance it.
I would separate sick tort's.
That being said, Thomas, I'm so'oo sorry for the lost of your Tort, I've been there, and it ain't easy.
I agree with @zovick, even, EVEN if it was not contagious, why would you chance it.
I would separate sick tort's.
That being said, Thomas, I'm so'oo sorry for the lost of your Tort, I've been there, and it ain't easy.
Do you remember when I told you that almost no one starts them correctly and you should not buy them from that source? This is why. Now you have learned this lesson the hard way. Have you learned this lesson?Very soft shell and gunky eys also loss of appetite and he became a lot more lazy. But he passed away yesterday morning. I asked the tortoise farmer who is an hour away from us if respiratory infection is contagious he said no so I put my little tortoise with my bigger tortoise to see what would happen cause I noticed once I sperated the little tortoises they stopped eating so I put the little one with the bigger one and was watching them and the little one was eating! But then he stopped and passed away so is respiratory infection contagious?
I'm convinced you're right. If you're talking about litter boxes for house bunnhas in that thread. I use Timothy hay. In other words that's not even fit for my little Razberri 🙂 if you're talking about kibble you aughtta see the slimy mess it makes when it gets moisture.😁 You'd have to almost drown them to clean them up after. So why not use something more towards a Tortoise's natural inclinations 🐢Do you remember when I told you that almost no one starts them correctly and you should not buy them from that source? This is why. Now you have learned this lesson the hard way. Have you learned this lesson?
"Hatchling Failure Syndrome"
I've heard this term for many years and I don't like it. Its a way to excuse our ignorance and failure. I will agree that an occasional hatchling is born that is just not going to make it no matter what anybody does, but MOST of them, if they make it full term and hatch, SHOULD survive and...tortoiseforum.org