HorsesAreMyPassion
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Thank you I have one more thing I forgot to ask is that also the reason thatIt takes a while for them to really get warmed up. Make sure that you keep his "summer time" days, by keeping his light on for at least 14 hours a day. This way, hopefully, he'll think it's still summertime and not time to wind down for winter. Once he gets warm and you fool him into thinking it's still summer, maybe a week or two, he'll start eating again.
He looked very dry and the crack in his shell and when I found him some kids had him on his back and were messing with him but he was taken earlier today by a Wildlife sanctuary because I believed he should have someone rehabilitate him that has more experience with tortoises I'm more of a mamal person but they called and told me he had swallowed a rock and that's why he wasn't eating but other than that he's healthy for the most part and his crack isn't major just a little bit of some cream that I don't remember the name of and he should be fine and I've had him for about 3 weeksHello
I also have a foundling tortoise that I love dearly. Since my tortoise is African, I know that I found an abandoned or unclaimed lost pet.
I was curious how long you've had this tortoise and what circumstances made you feel he needed rehabilitation?