Lewis12345
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Hi all,
My Hermann's Tortoise, Mr T, is about a year old and with the help of the members on this forum, seems to be doing great!! He lives in a tortoise table with a soil substrate (no sand) with terracotta plant pot saucers for water and food. Although he seems happy in his table, I don't think that it's all that interesting for him and I would like to add more elements and areas for him to explore. I thought that the best way to do this would be to add some plants, so I though up a few and would just like to know if they are safe and practical for the enclosure.
The plants I'm thinking of using are;
Echeveria
Spider plant
African violet
Campanula
And some large stones to stop him from trampling them!
Thanks for any help,
Lewis
My Hermann's Tortoise, Mr T, is about a year old and with the help of the members on this forum, seems to be doing great!! He lives in a tortoise table with a soil substrate (no sand) with terracotta plant pot saucers for water and food. Although he seems happy in his table, I don't think that it's all that interesting for him and I would like to add more elements and areas for him to explore. I thought that the best way to do this would be to add some plants, so I though up a few and would just like to know if they are safe and practical for the enclosure.
The plants I'm thinking of using are;
Echeveria
Spider plant
African violet
Campanula
And some large stones to stop him from trampling them!
Thanks for any help,
Lewis