Testimonies Needed!!!!

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Levi the Leopard

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Chainsawkitten said:
Ok :) I think the high humidity method, along with the proper nutrition and exercise of raising hatchling tortoises is excellent because it mimics their natural environment quite well. It enables their shells and their internal organs to remain properly hydrated and warm. Thus allowing proper and even growth :)


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BeeBee*BeeLeaves said:
Here's my one liner Heather: Hot + Humid + Hydrated = Happy + Healthy

Well said!

How may I quote both of you? "chainsawkitten" "BeeBee" ??
 

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Team Gomberg said:
Chainsawkitten said:
Ok :) I think the high humidity method, along with the proper nutrition and exercise of raising hatchling tortoises is excellent because it mimics their natural environment quite well. It enables their shells and their internal organs to remain properly hydrated and warm. Thus allowing proper and even growth :)


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BeeBee*BeeLeaves said:
Here's my one liner Heather: Hot + Humid + Hydrated = Happy + Healthy

Well said!

How may I quote both of you? "chainsawkitten" "BeeBee" ??

Oh yeah :) my name is Noel Stewart :)


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I received my leopard at almost 4 weeks of age. The breeder raised it dry, and it started to get mild pyramiding at around 2 months. Just a couple scutes. I've since upped the humidity drastically and changed to a half covered enclosure during the day with a humidifier, and fully covered at night. She gets 15 hours of sleep with 90%+ humidity. At almost 8 months, new growth has been perfect. You can barely tell there was a problem now.
 
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