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Hahahahaha yeah maybe it might be rayanne! we will see it's only a 50/50 chance

I thought that at first but then I've had ray for 1 year and when I first measured ray, he/she was only 9cm L and 6 W, and in one year ray grown nearly double it's size

My ibera T.G is 3 1/2 years old and measured at 16cm length and 9cm wide from the shell.

My torts looks like it scratching it face but actually he's holding down the food so he can bite the food off, but not to the extent where it make him bleeds, best thing to do would be to file your torts claws down so it's rounded and not sharped

Has anyone have or know anyone that wants to re-home Ibera Testudo Graeca?

LL cool J look like he is starting to pyramid a lot at a young age:(

Hello Fred and Wilma! Ibera Greek tortoise, 3 1/2 years old, 5inches long and 3 inches wide. Currently in Derbyshire!

Hmm I get what you are saying. And I'll probably dig half of the grass patches and plants something? What would you recommend?

Just for one tort? He is about 6 inches

Just for one?

This is my ibera Testudo graeca outdoor enclosure design? What you guy thinks?

How old and size of the torts? Tortoise can be aggressive living together so I would suggest you keep an eye on both to see there activities with each other whether they are fighting or what not

Can we get some pictures of your torts and their living condition?

At 1 month they are still very young to be outside, even if you have heat on and it can roams a little bit, when night fall It will still get very cold and if the enclosure don't have a good insulation around it, it could cause problems to your sulcata. I think it best for your torts to be...

If so then yes, but make sure you have lots of hides, and prevention against wild predators like cats, fox etc

4 months old is still a little bit too young. Best to have your torts inside, I think to leave your torts outside all day is when it reaches around 6-7 inches, otherwise bring the torts in every night

Yes I was also thinking that, I have loads of chipboard that can be fit to size?

I would think at that age you should only leave her out at maximum 4-6 hours, also it depends where you are from and what the weather is like

I was thinking of chicken run metal fences?