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Thank you, that seems to be correct. Good luck with your own tortoise!!

I know this is a turtle not a tortoise but does anyone have an ID?\Thanks

you can probably get the clamp fixture cheaper at home depot

Ok so here is my plan, how does it sound? Tomorrow i will feed my torts in the morning (probably some green leaf lettuce) Then i will bathe them then i will take them outside for a few hours, let them interact and see what happens...

once i see the male mount the female should i not reintroduce her 2 weeks later?

anything i can do to improove my odds?

Out of curiosity what are the apoxomite success rates of russian tortoise breeding?

I'm only going to introduce them for a brief period of time and not for a few weeks is that ok?

I'd like to breed them. Can i just let them go outside together and see what happens?

I dont know the answer to either of those questions sadly. I know i have had the male forever and he hasn't grown much. The female has not grown much in the 3 years that she lived with the previous owner according to the previous owner.[hr] Although i'm guessing their wild caught

Thanks!!! Does it make sense that the female is smaller?

What gender are my 2 russian torts? Tortoise number 1 is aprox. 10 years old(about 6 inches). Tort number 2 is about 6 years old(about 5 inches) (i just got him) thanks! (just so everybody knows the torts are being kept in seperate enclosures)

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didn't see you are in new york, i am VERY interested

Are there any other outdoor enclosures to consider?

I have a russian tortoise and Two one hundred pound golden doodles

Is there a different enclosure you would reccomend?

Considering i have dogs which is a saftey hazard i'd rather pay a bit more for a professionally made one