We were gifted a Sulcatta temporarily for a few years for a traveling family member. Never had a reptile, but willing to learn. Problem is what I've heard from relatively new owner that left it with me, what I've read thanks to Google, and now what in these threads conflict. Alot! Tortoise is about 10" across, no idea how old or if male or female. Lively, and by the standards set in this forum, very healthy, although shell was pyramided when said family member got it, and it's only been 3 months or so. New growth is apparent, but not sure if it's healthy growth. Just don't know anything. Thinking we were doing the right thing according to Google, the tortoise has a full-time outdoor enclosure 6'x6'. Cedar branches for a hideaway, pen is located in moderately wooded area of yard for partial shading, mobile to scoot around and keep weeds and grass as primary diet with fresh veggies and fruits from our grocery shopping trips and hay on occasion to keep things varied. Tennessee is generally very humid, and I was under the impression that too much moisture is bad, so only water has been a shallow soaking pan made available free choice if it doesn't rain for a week. Please don't be ugly when offering constructive criticism - this tortoise eats great, has great quality output, appears happy and healthy and interacts with us well from what I'm reading. Now that it's getting down into upper 60s/low 70s sometimes at night, I began checking into best housing for winter, assuming it would burrow in for winter, but perhaps need a heat lamp over burrow opening and an enclosure. After finding this forum, I feel like possibly a terrible tortoise-keeper. It's all very confusing.