You can house babies together but once the sulcata gets bigger you have to separate them. I house a sonoran w/ a sulcata but the sulcata is only 5 inches and so is the sonoran plus the enclosure is large.
I own 2 leos one regular and one blonde but iam searching for a very light colored hatchling. I live in AZ but can't find any. What site do you recommend ordering from. Iam thinking the best choice is to find one on kingsnake. What do you guys think?
I agree I think she does a great job. Although iam pretty sure that tortoises can pyramid fairly early. remember the link that you gave me on richard fife ? well here is the part that proves they can pyramid quite early in life.
She set up two groups of new hatching red-foot tortoises for her...
on tortoiseyard.com
Do you think their enclosures and style of attaining micro-climates and raising humidity in baby leopard tortoise care is good? Because I plan on setting up an enclosure very similar to the ones they post on their site. The reason I ask is because the baby leos for sale on...
At night my temps drop to about 70 but iam going to close the entrance to the humidity box at night anyways since I dont want them sleeping in there over night.
I live in mesa, Arizona which is very close to phoenix. Not very humid here and pretty much perfect conditions for leos and sulcatas. I too give my baby leos time outside each day usually a couple hours in there predator proof cage so they can graze and soak up the sun.
Ive decided to use a...
The problem is that nobody mentions the humidity in their care sheets. Richard fife also failed to mention the need for humidity in his leopard tortoise care sheet. The only care sheets that mention the fact that they need humidity are ones that don't come up when you google leopard tortoise...
I was just wondering if baby leopards needed humidity? I own 2 babies, one is almost a year and the other i just got a week ago is 5 months old.
Most care sheets say that leopards can't tolerate humidity so ive always kept mine in an almost bone dry enviroment with soaks...