Pyramiding
- Thread starter Wolfie
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It will not reverse, but as new smooth growth comes in, it will be less pronounced.
It's permanent but it's very mild in your case, I think if you prevent any future pyramiding she will have a very nice shell as an adult.
Omg, she is gorgeous!!!! The tiny bit of unevenness just adds to her beauty. Don't worry about it! She looks fantastic
That tortoise looks great. I would call that very mild pyramiding.
Just remember that pyramiding is caused by growth in conditions that are too dry. If you want to prevent future pyramiding, you'll need to simulate a hot, humid, monsoon season.
Just remember that pyramiding is caused by growth in conditions that are too dry. If you want to prevent future pyramiding, you'll need to simulate a hot, humid, monsoon season.
In Thailand, monsoon season is when it rains every day, twice a day almost by the clock, for at least two weeks twice a year. I'm sure there's a more scientific definition - hot air and moisture but ultimately, it's just a very wet time everywhere but it produces the lush gorgeous green land!
I remember we would tell visitors that Thailand had 4 seasons. Warm, warm and wet, hot, and hot and wet!
I remember we would tell visitors that Thailand had 4 seasons. Warm, warm and wet, hot, and hot and wet!
Hot, humid, and rainy.
Tomas, my friend from Senegal, tells me there are but two seasons in the Sahel region of Africa: "Hot. And hotter."
Sounds good as long as its plenty humid and you soak often to maintain good hydration. My ambient creeps into the low 90s most days too, but my enclosure drop down to 79-80 at night.
