Rknowles92
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Redfoot enclosure
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Nice and JUNGLY!
But avoid placing any plants or object right up against a wall because tortoises will wedge themselves in there and use it to climb up and over the sides.
(Ask me how I know)
They also enjoy pacing the perimeter near the wall, so leave a path or a space at least a foot wide all the way around is my suggestion
But avoid placing any plants or object right up against a wall because tortoises will wedge themselves in there and use it to climb up and over the sides.
(Ask me how I know)
They also enjoy pacing the perimeter near the wall, so leave a path or a space at least a foot wide all the way around is my suggestion
Grace-Sophia
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I’m asking you how you know
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Many escaped tortoises.(several?)
Many searches on my hands and knees looking through my yard.
It's pretty amazing how a black. Yellow and orange tortoise can enter into green grass and become invisible
Grace-Sophia
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Why thank you. Now I know how you know that you know… you know?? 🤣
