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Team Gomberg said:No pyramiding.
Is it possible for this guy to live outside? Maybe only come inside on nights or cold days? They sure do love living outside
Just something to think about...
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FLINTUS said:Wales is fine. Horsfields-quite bizzarely if I say so myself- seem to thrive anywhere in the UK outside more than in the states-from what I've heard you guys struggle to get them to breed??? We have way too many, they have to be rehomed so often. Some of the breeders here have them out 24/7 with no heat from April to October from 3 months old.
bextort said:I get your concerns about living outside, I'm from the UK (Manchester) and although I take my Russian outside everyday, I'm not quite sure she would benefit from living outside due to temperamental weather
Tom said:No, but it looks like he/she could benefit from more time outside.
skmackley2 said:FLINTUS said:Wales is fine. Horsfields-quite bizzarely if I say so myself- seem to thrive anywhere in the UK outside more than in the states-from what I've heard you guys struggle to get them to breed??? We have way too many, they have to be rehomed so often. Some of the breeders here have them out 24/7 with no heat from April to October from 3 months old.
No it's not actually, do you live in Wales your whole life no, it rains loads and hardly any warmth, so don't say you know it all about climate changes, and they breed fine??
bextort said:I get your concerns about living outside, I'm from the UK (Manchester) and although I take my Russian outside everyday, I'm not quite sure she would benefit from living outside due to temperamental weather
Yeah I agree with you the mine would benefit from outside but not benefit from the non stop climate change from rain to sun to snow to rain :L
Team Gomberg said:Who told you that your Russian is 1 year old? Do you have a hatch date?
Just curious, from the looks of the picture it sure looks a lot bigger than a yearling. Looks more like a +4" sub adult to me. But hey, pics can be deceiving.
Leroy said:Tom said:No, but it looks like he/she could benefit from more time outside.
Just curious, is it the color of the shell that indicates whether a tortoise gets enough time outside?
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conzo said:Regarding the shell colour, when I first received my tortoise a few years ago, his shell was ALOT darker than now, with UVB lighting etc., his shell is quite a light brown/green now.