turtlejoe52210
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So I'm new to the forum and had a shell related question. I have two russians, Terra and Eva. Terra is male and Eva is a female. Terra is about 3 years old, and Eva is close to 4. I was soaking them the other day and notice Eva's shell was a little odd looking. Between the outer scutes and inner ones on her back end is a bit of a flat spot. Terra does not have it and both seem to be fairly active in the terrarium and eat on a regular basis. It is a mild concern for her shell health. Is this normal or am I doin somthin wrong?
I put photos of Evas back shell am the home I made for them mesuring about 4ft by 3ft. The scutes look like there pyramiding but there not, there just slanted back. There diet mainly consists of Romain with calcium cuz they don't seem to want to eat collards. I also feed them other plants like dandelions and hebiscus leaves and flowers when they bloom.
Any help would be sweet.
I put photos of Evas back shell am the home I made for them mesuring about 4ft by 3ft. The scutes look like there pyramiding but there not, there just slanted back. There diet mainly consists of Romain with calcium cuz they don't seem to want to eat collards. I also feed them other plants like dandelions and hebiscus leaves and flowers when they bloom.
Any help would be sweet.