Recent content by TortLove13

Yes, go to your state's Secretary of State website, reserve the name you are wanting, do appropriate paperwork and send in with applicable fees. It really isn't difficult. Best of luck to you! It is absolutely wonderful what you're doing for these amazing creatures!!

Thank you!! :)

I appreciate every bit of advice given. I'm here for that. When I mention my breeders (and they have people who assist with the breeding/adopting out), I do so because they too have tons of information and are very knowledgeable. One even works for a vet and they also do fostering of various...

Advice taken. I do not want anything to happen to them. I appreciate all of you giving input.

I will do whatever seems best once they are introduced. My breeder currently has 3 sulcatas and a red foot living together (all adults). In the past they had leopards and sulcatas living together and had no problems at all. Hoping my babies will be friends, if not, I will separate them.

Hi Sam...Welcome! Do you house your Sulcata and Leopard together?

They have been known to cohabitate with no problems. I will keep a watchful eye and separate them, if necessary.

Definitely put something around the bottom of the tank, so the tort can't see out. I glued reptile carpet on the outside (cut into strips to fit 3 sides) and applied a cling backdrop to cover the back. I also have my baby tort in a terrarium until a tortoise table is built.

Thanks guys! I just love my guy. I'm getting a Sulcata tomorrow..just one month old. Hoping that raising them together will allow them to be "pals" and not enemies. :):tort::tort:

That's a gorgeous Sulcata!! Best of luck. You will enjoy this tort! :tort:

My little guy! Two month old Leopard Tort. So little and so darn cute!

Hello everyone. I'm new here and recently adopted a two month old Leopard Tortoise. I'm also going to adopt a Sulcata Tortoise. Any suggestions you guys have for me, I'm listening. I've had a fascination with turtles and tortoises my entire life. They are amazing creatures.