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I safely house all my tortoises in a fenced off enclosure. My dog has no way of reaching them and I hardly have my dog out when I let my torts roam (with supervision of course)

Hey guys I'm Alec. I was a very active member back in 2012 but I forgot about the site due to high school baseball. I currently have a rescued adult male Russian tort and an adult female Russian tort. My baby Roxy passes away and I sold Sheldon. I still have Oreo, my last sulcata. I am going to...

Roxy-14 inches. Oreo- 11 inches. There getting there :)

Hi TFO, I haven't been on the site for a while due to the fact that baseball, homework, and other things take up my time. I just want to re introduce myself before I went back on the forum.

Oh and two more question. 1. If I get an adult, will he be chill within a week or will he be skittish. 2. Also, If I take my beardie outside and he is on my shoulder, will he try to escape?

Ok ill have to try to talk my mom and dad into getting one!!!. Wish me luck

1. Do beardies actually "like" being held? 2. Are they easy to tame? 3. Do they know their owner? 4. Do they interact with their owner with kindness?[hr] BTW, I will never stop loving torts. I was just wondering if a beardie was right for me :D

What do you guys think is a better pet? Bearded dragons, or tortoises.

Ok everyone, I am starting this thread because I want to know what reptile is the smartest and knows his/her owner best. What reptile is smartest? I really want to know!!!!

Sounds cool. Those gopher can be a real pest. Bit they do feed many animals

I wish one of the hawks killed the gopher in my yard. We are currently smoking him out

Ok so I bought a pallet of bricks and I am starting to build my russain tortoises enclosure. It is almost eight feet long and 3 feet wide. The problem is that near my house, there are many red tailed hawks. Actually the other day I saw a mouse running across the street. And right before my eyes...

That's why I moved Sheldon into a custom wooden same reason enclosure.

That looks better. Good job

That's what I am building now.

Soak many times a day in luke warm water. I would also use a syringe to inject mineral oil. Well, at least that's what my uncle did when his tort ate a woodchip.

These are signs :D

They are lucky you have them in your care now

You should always let them dig. It makes them feel more secure