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    Pls help! Is this a penis prolapse? At just one year old?

    Hello all! I had so much support on this forum when I found baby Western Herman hatchlings in our garden about a year ago, so thank you for that. I need some more favor... One of the now 1 year old youngsters has a maybe penis prolapse... I am attaching the pictures of it. He (or she) weighs...
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    Beware of Coco husk, an irritated eye :(

    Hi Tom, Thanks but the bag for the bark says Pine Bark... hmmmm. It is from TRIXIE brand, which is very widely sold in animal material shops in France. (The coco coir/husk was also of this brand) It does have some fine dusty particles at the bottom of the plastic bag. Though my tortoises have...
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    Beware of Coco husk, an irritated eye :(

    Thanks Amanda, I guess Coco Coir is more fibrous and safer 👍👍
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    Beware of Coco husk, an irritated eye :(

    Hello all, I just wanted to share my recent experience. I have 5-month-old Western Hermann Tortoises. They are doing very well and growing rapidly, so I needed to change their case to a much larger one. When I changed the case, I also changed the substrate from "Pine bark" to "Coco soil (prob...
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    4 months hatchlings growing too fast? Obese? (with video)

    Thank you @Tom, so reassuring! Yes, I have read your lists when we got them :) I will re-read them and double-check if our little ones are happy and on the right track. Whoop whoop!
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    4 months hatchlings growing too fast? Obese? (with video)

    Thanks, @wellington! So happy to hear it. We will reduce the pellets from now on. They will be disappointed because they adore the pellets. A little like kids with MacDonald's burgers...
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    4 months hatchlings growing too fast? Obese? (with video)

    We have three Western Hermann Tortoises born 4 months ago. This is our first time keeping them from hatchlings. They were born weighing around 0.5oz (15g), and after just 4 months, they have quadrupled and now weigh around 2oz (60g) each, 2.5in (6.5cm) in shell length. Is this within a healthy...
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