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Hi friends! quick advice please
my torts are fully grown, and nearly 2. they are ofcourse in seperate enclosures. They both go outside daily for atleast a few hrs.
I recently changed my small torts substrate to orchid bark(small pieces, but not ground) I wanted the ground stuff but sent spouse to the store, so I decided to just try it since thats what she got. well little tort LOVES it and burrows all the way under it(in her hide) everyday(never ever burrowed in topsoil)
anyway today I am going to expand big torts indoor enclosure(currently 4x6 going to expand to 4x10/12' by adding a second hexpen) anyway the topsoil is dry and dusty...should i be adding water for a 30+yr old tort, sorry if this is common sense..im new to tort keeping so im still learning all the rules. I was thinking of switching to the orchid bark. otoh I have a pacman frog who lives in ecoearth...so i was considering that too, but it seems like it would be very dusty/messy too. What do you think????
my torts are fully grown, and nearly 2. they are ofcourse in seperate enclosures. They both go outside daily for atleast a few hrs.
I recently changed my small torts substrate to orchid bark(small pieces, but not ground) I wanted the ground stuff but sent spouse to the store, so I decided to just try it since thats what she got. well little tort LOVES it and burrows all the way under it(in her hide) everyday(never ever burrowed in topsoil)
anyway today I am going to expand big torts indoor enclosure(currently 4x6 going to expand to 4x10/12' by adding a second hexpen) anyway the topsoil is dry and dusty...should i be adding water for a 30+yr old tort, sorry if this is common sense..im new to tort keeping so im still learning all the rules. I was thinking of switching to the orchid bark. otoh I have a pacman frog who lives in ecoearth...so i was considering that too, but it seems like it would be very dusty/messy too. What do you think????