Neva_evaa
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I have two amazing tortoises. A red footed tortoise named Leni and a Pancake Tortoise named Axel! I have had Leni for about 2.5 years and Axel for 2
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I have two amazing tortoises. A red footed tortoise named Leni and a Pancake Tortoise named Axel! I have had Leni for about 2.5 years and Axel for 2Im located currently in New Hampshire. Will be posting some photos soon as I just got a new tank for the boys, but I think Leni may have some pyramiding :| Anyway, HELLO, glad to have found fellow tortoise/turtle lovers!
Hello and welcome to the TFO from AZ ,USA . We aren't here to hurt you we try to help those that want it . Because we all love turtles and torts . Have a great tort day !
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Yes soak that guy often. Redfoots are tropical torts. You need 80% humidity or better. I don't let mine drop below 90%. Those torts need different types of food too. These two would really be better off in separate habitats set up special for each of them. You said you can't separate them, why not? If you just got a new tank why can you stick one in the new one and keep the other in the existing one. I assure you the tort is not being stressed when then other is not around. Tortoises are solitary animals, pairs are a bad idea but some species (like Redfoots) do well in a small heard. This heard would need to be all Redfoots and have like 1 male and 3 females or all females.
The pyramiding is permanent but if you get the humidity up the new growth will come in smooth and over a long period of time this will make the pyramiding less noticeable.
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