Could be a start of some bacterial or fungal infection. Just scrub it with some chlorhexidine (hibiclense) from walgreens. Then just make sure to keep it dry and clean.
Moozilion said:I don't know anything about redfoots but I sure like that enclosure! You've given me some ideas! But I AM a bit miffed that you STOLE the name I was going to give my tort: if it's a male I was going to name it Tyronne E. SaurusRex. But you were too quick for me! Ha!
tortadise said:Could be a start of some bacterial or fungal infection. Just scrub it with some chlorhexidine (hibiclense) from walgreens. Then just make sure to keep it dry and clean.
tortadise said:Definitely in the northern classification possibly northeastern. The northeastern are more readily bred and imported recently here in the US. Hard to tell exactly 100% on the sex. looks very male to me. Sometime though when they are in the akward size to accurately sex size, like this. They can have growth spurts and show chacteristics of both. Could go either way but right now looks like a boy.
Northern consist of - Ecuador, Peru, and Columbia.
Northeastern consist of - Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana, and parts of Northern Brazil.

tortadise said:HAHA, thats awesome. I use to name stray dogs long names like that when they would be brought into the vet clinic where I worked. Cracks me up.
Moozilion said:I don't know anything about redfoots but I sure like that enclosure! You've given me some ideas! But I AM a bit miffed that you STOLE the name I was going to give my tort: if it's a male I was going to name it Tyronne E. SaurusRex. But you were too quick for me! Ha!
diaboliqueturtle said:What a gorgeous male! I can totally see his pinched in waist too. Mine must be southern, she's nice and round.
My daughters picked her name, Princesse, very original ;-)