Nothing wrong with "being a worrier" and questioning yourself when you are a novice at something. That's what leads us to developing strong solid skills and expertise over time. I like "the worriers" a lot more than the "know it all's" those tend to not learn much at all due to being closed minded. That "gap" is just the way his shell is growing. The future growth will be smoother once you get the humidity figured out. No worries!
Your torts are absolutely STUNNING!!!! This amt. of pyramiding is NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT, so please don't
and don't put your torts on diet! They are still growing and needing their nutrition and calories for building up their mass and growth. Again as stated before, i feed mine enough for them to walk away from their food with some left over. If they clean the plate in one sitting, I add more. Mine are 22 months old (almost 2 yrs). Just think : youngster tort is much like youngster human child, they go through growth spurts and need lots of food during those time. Let your torts tell you WHEN they need more and be sure they get enough of good quality healthy food. So far they both look BEAUTIFUL
"Peeling up"? Could you please explain? I would like to know more
Your torts are absolutely STUNNING!!!! This amt. of pyramiding is NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT, so please don't
How close are the lights or heat source?
