Anyone have any tips or suggestions to prevent your torts from sitting in the same corner for hours trying to escape?
Specifically when I have Franklin outside after a little while of running around his enclosure he'll pick a corner and fixate on getting out. First off his enclosure is at least 5'-5' so its not like he's bored there's terrain, logs, and I recently added a few colorful whiffle balls he'll sniff and knock around for a while.
The only thing I can think of is he's learned if he gets up straight enough he can see outside a tiny bit, but he also does it inside where he can't see out.
So I mean I know I've heard other people mention this habit before, what do you do? or do you just let them go with it? I mean outside he flipped 3 times and still insisted on the corner (he was able to right himself and he's always supervised outside so tippings not really a worry I just feel bad because I don't understand whats going on in his head!)
Specifically when I have Franklin outside after a little while of running around his enclosure he'll pick a corner and fixate on getting out. First off his enclosure is at least 5'-5' so its not like he's bored there's terrain, logs, and I recently added a few colorful whiffle balls he'll sniff and knock around for a while.
The only thing I can think of is he's learned if he gets up straight enough he can see outside a tiny bit, but he also does it inside where he can't see out.
So I mean I know I've heard other people mention this habit before, what do you do? or do you just let them go with it? I mean outside he flipped 3 times and still insisted on the corner (he was able to right himself and he's always supervised outside so tippings not really a worry I just feel bad because I don't understand whats going on in his head!)