Here are some photos of our redfoots.
Dobby
Hedwig
Fang
Dobby
Hedwig
Fang
Our awsome redfoots tortoise!!!
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Looks amazing, beautiful !
They are so cute!. I like how you made safety walls for that hide you have. smart thinking!
They look very happy.
They look very happy.
Yeah! The first moment I change the enclosure I found Hedwig the little one upside down. I had to make a upside down fool proof enclosure for the girls.
Beautiful tortoises and enclosure!
Thanks!! Just trying to have three happy torts!!
Such beautiful smooth growth. Good job taking care of them
Jeje!
I know the plants are a little sad. Just starting to get some ideas for the new upgrade Im starting next month. I'm planning to have some plants buffet type.
No no.. you have beautiful plants, too. But a lot of your pictures are of your torts on top of them
No no.. you have beautiful plants, too. But a lot of your pictures are of your torts on top of them
Ohhhhh!!!! The aloe vera plants had to be removed cause they just want it the dirt not the plants.
Yeah, I know what you mean. As much as I love mulch, I also have to have diggable substrate in my enclosure since my guys love to bury themselves
Im planning in the new upgrade have a organic topsoil area for them to dig.
Very beautiful tortoises.
The girls!
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They all look very healthy. I see yours have also discovered Hibiscus!
Yeah!! I have two plants of it!
One huge outside where I give them the leafs and Flowers and a small one inside of the enclosure.
One huge outside where I give them the leafs and Flowers and a small one inside of the enclosure.
I love seeing pictures of your tortoises, they look very well cared for!
My redfoot ate all of the plants in her enclosure...she used to climb all over the pots and break all of the leaves off of the plants just for fun. I'm still looking for plant replacements....
How are all three of them doing in the same enclosure?
My redfoot ate all of the plants in her enclosure...she used to climb all over the pots and break all of the leaves off of the plants just for fun. I'm still looking for plant replacements....
How are all three of them doing in the same enclosure?
I have like three or four clay pots of the same plant so that if they eat/destroy the plant I can replace them with a fresh one.
Well, the three torts were in their individual area. Dobby (the big one)and Hedwig (the hatchling) were seperated for like a year. Fang ( the middle one) was alone for like 6 months.
But on the weekends when I take them outside for some sunny playtime, thats when I started to put them together under extreme precautions. So they can look one another and also smell one another. Until one day that I decided to clean the wooden enclosure and made the changes to see how they interact with each other until today.
I even put three seperates hides for each and one of them but all three wanted the big hide. So I took the big hide and the small one a made a tunnel out of it so that can walk right through without having problems getting out to walk or eat also giving them space for them in the hide.
But next month Im starting a new indoor enclosure. This one is 24x12x60 Im upgrading to 24x12x 160. So they can have even more space.
Well, the three torts were in their individual area. Dobby (the big one)and Hedwig (the hatchling) were seperated for like a year. Fang ( the middle one) was alone for like 6 months.
But on the weekends when I take them outside for some sunny playtime, thats when I started to put them together under extreme precautions. So they can look one another and also smell one another. Until one day that I decided to clean the wooden enclosure and made the changes to see how they interact with each other until today.
I even put three seperates hides for each and one of them but all three wanted the big hide. So I took the big hide and the small one a made a tunnel out of it so that can walk right through without having problems getting out to walk or eat also giving them space for them in the hide.
But next month Im starting a new indoor enclosure. This one is 24x12x60 Im upgrading to 24x12x 160. So they can have even more space.
The girls!
