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Rainy day outside so brought them in. Other pic is the little guy taking a bath :D

Here is the small one eating. Today it got some grass, dandelion greens, plantain, mulberry leaves, grape leaves and calcium powder [hr]

Pusangmu is like Hibiscus. Flower and leaves. They shouldn't die if they eat kangkong. Many people in china feed. Where are you located

I wouldnt feed broccoli. maybe some youmaicai, jielan, xiaoyoucai, kongxincai, xianrenzhang, sangye, putaoye, sanyecao, pugongying, pusangmu huaheye, and others.

caixin isnt exactly the best, you need a better enclosure than a tub. A tub isnt going to work. soil or forest floor is perfectly ok, you can just remove the waste.

not exactly natural in my opinion but its so large already so it cant really get much better, but still a very nice tortoise. The shell isnt too bad. [hr] What is the enclosure? What do you feed it currently

Thanks! This was them eating some grass, clover, weeds, greens, cactus and calcium powder.

haha thanks! you do great with your torts! you should share more pics of the radiated too. :)

Most of the time in China and sometimes in the US or Germany.

Thanks! Haha yes you should

This was inspired by Yellow Turtle's "Megatron Photo Album" These three are the only ones who fit in the bowl/tub for weighing.

so cute! how much does he weigh?

well, my Radiated and Ploughshare tortoises never eat the poisonous plants even in their outdoor enclosure for example the Euphorbia. But they are wild animals so that may be why.

Amazing journal! Keep posting here!

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Ok, thanks. I was really confused and shocked by what I read. [hr] I went to a few other sources and researched the biological behavior of this species specifically. What I concluded was that the Radiated tortoise keeps its urine in for a week or so because it 1. Cannot always find water 2...

I was reading on a few German websites that water should only be available once a week! And that they should be kept with very low humidity??? http://www.turtles.strassenheim.com/Strahlenschildkrote/strahlenschildkrote.html http://www.schildkroete.net/strahlenschildkroete/ Both these websites...

RE: Ploughshare , Angonoka , Yniphora Beautiful!

What are the benefits of grazing. It seems like it takes much longer time for it to get full this way rather than just eating from the plate. Does it stimulate any natural behavior or help certain muscles? Just wondering :p thanks