Yes indeed
I have 2 long term captive male belliana noguyi. One for about 26 years the other at least 10. Wish I had kept records and bought some girls when I had the chance! I use astroturf substrate(no chance of ingesting substrate), a box for hide place, 2x3 foot UVB lites on timer and full time 250W ceramic heat emitter except when it's over 80 degrees in the house. The heat is in one end so if they go to the other end it is to get cooler as there's no hide place there. Have checked various foods and they regularly eat Romain lettuce, tomato and some canned cat food about twice a week. I put a liquid supplement on the food once or twice a week. You can also put in a cuttlebone. Surprising how mine go for it just like food. They prefer to eat at near dawn so I feed before going to bed. They are omnivorous so some protein is good for them just not a major % of their diet. Using cat food is easier than feeding live food if you prefer. These are savannah tortoises. Dry country with fairly rare rain. I soak mine in warm water on an irregular basis where they can drink and mess in the water BIG TIME! Using wet lettuce and the tomato provides most of the water they need. A regularly damp environment will be bad for their health. Soaking is better. After a bath they will be very active normally as the rains inspire breeding and great amounts of energy expenditure in nature. You are very fortunate to have your little tortoise and from the growth rings and lack of hinge it looks about 4 years old and likely captive hatched and raised.
If it has 5 claws on the front feet it is belliana belliana, if 4 claws then belliana noguyi. MAY be able to determine sex at this age by whether there is a fairly long thick tail or just a little short one. Little one is a girl. I had captive raised girls laying eggs at about 4 years old. Unfortunately could not hatch any of them.
Okay, so i have an bells hingeback tortoise and so far it seems healthy. It has gotten some minor scars but we checked it with a reptile vet and its nothing special.
But i cant find that much on kinixys belliana online or in books and i was just wondering if anybody knew a good care sheet or had some information. Again, its healthy right now but better safe than sorry.