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Lyn W

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Hi and welcome
They are beautiful.
My leopard was already a few years old when he adopted me. I can't imagine him that small.
Will you be keeping them separately? They don't like company.
This is the caresheet you need to help your babies thrive
 

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Good morning! Beautiful wee ones. Are they your first?
 

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Welcome leopard tortoises are wonderful ?
 

MoHappyDesert

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Hi and welcome
They are beautiful.
My leopard was already a few years old when he adopted me. I can't imagine him that small.
Will you be keeping them separately? They don't like company.
This is the caresheet you need to help your babies thrive
Thank you. They will be together, for now, until they start showing aggression.
 

Lyn W

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Thank you. They will be together, for now, until they start showing aggression.
You may be OK for a while but there are very subtle signs of bullying behaviour which starts before aggression - staring, nudging, following, close contact, climbing over hogging food and basking spots etc. A lot is mistaken for affection but is pretty stressful for them. So keep an eye on them, it can start at a young age.
My leopard lives in an adapted room and he doesn't even like me in there and will try to barge me out if I overstay my welcome.
 

MoHappyDesert

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You may be OK for a while but there are very subtle signs of bullying behaviour which starts before aggression - staring, nudging, following, close contact, climbing over hogging food and basking spots etc. A lot is mistaken for affection but is pretty stressful for them. So keep an eye on them, it can start at a young age.
My leopard lives in an adapted room and he doesn't even like me in there and will try to barge me out if I overstay my welcome.
Thank you for the advice.
 
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