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Hi i am sue ( the tortoise lady) i live in sheringham. I have 9 tortoises. 7 herman 5 of which are resue.
And pair large and beautiful redfoots. My femail redfoot laid 9 eggs have them set in incubator. Not sure if i have set it up right ,any help would be greatfully received. Thanks sue
 

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@ZEROPILOT should be able to help you with the redfoot. Welcome to the forum
 

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Hello and welcome! 😊

Don’t suppose we could get a look at your set ups?

Only thing I’ll say about those two red foots is no species should be housed in pairs, small groups are ok if you have acres of land for them to roam with the correct female to male ratio.

Also just to make sure, you don’t mix species housing wise?🙂
 

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Hi i am sue ( the tortoise lady) i live in sheringham. I have 9 tortoises. 7 herman 5 of which are resue.
And pair large and beautiful redfoots. My femail redfoot laid 9 eggs have them set in incubator. Not sure if i have set it up right ,any help would be greatfully received. Thanks sue
Hello and welcome.

Here is some info for the eggs and coming hatchlings:

More general info here. This thread is for people new to the forum, not necessarily new to tortoises.

Questions are welcome here!
 
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sue ncfc

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Hello and welcome.

Here is some info for the eggs and coming hatchlings:

More general info here. This thread is for people new to the forum, not necessarily new to tortoises.

Questions are welcome here!
My thank you so much for your help 9 redfoot eggs all cosy in the incubator
 

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My thank you so much for your help 9 redfoot eggs all cosy in the incubator
You are welcome. It looks like my other thread for you didn't post. Here it is again:
 

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Assuming that everything else is OK....
And I'll do that for the sake of time...
Redfoot eggs take an eternity to hatch.
Place an X On the top of the shell and a date that they were deposited.
Do not turn them.
Keep them warm and humid. Just like the adults.
In fact. I've hatched more eggs successfully in a closed chamber enclosure and by just leaving them alone outdoors than I've hatched in an incubator. So I'm no incubator expert.
 
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