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I am wondering about the lasting effects of early onset MBD. I had a little Herman’s Dalmation tortoise. I rescued this little one 10 years ago and they were near death at the time. She was only a couple of inches wide and weighed almost nothing. She had spent the second year of life without...

Thanks Wellington :)

Hello Everyone! We are changing things around in the house and I was wondering if it would be okay to house a Hermanns in the same room as a Cherryhead Redfoot? They will be in completely separate enclosures with their own lights etc. and will not be able to see one another. We have had them for...

Hello from Guelph, ON area....

I would buy one or two if they can be shipped to Canada :tort:

Noticed it was your birthday...thanks for all the hours you put in on this forum... Have a great birthday and really enjoy your Sunday :) :tort:

Yes, I agree...you might want to talk to the sellers/manufacturers...where did you have it made?

Yes, I have been looking at your site too Chris....it is amazing.....love it :)

I think we're all crazy tortoise people when we're not here (at TFO)...lol :)

So very, very sorry for your loss :(

Gorgeous....I love Blandings:)

When you have a pure white cat with blue eyes there is always a chance they could be deaf....

I have a couple I'm trying to catch to spay....what is your method of catching them? That kitten is adorable :)

Adorable :)

Coming along really well JD :)

It is a third subspecies; eastern, western and dalmation :) Go to hermanni Chris's threads about identifying subspecies; he's got some really good pics and info...

Really nice looking...

Southern Ontario, about an hour outside of Toronto in the country...so I'm thinking Winnipeg must be a big change from the Amazon.... :) Julie

Hello and welcome! I just rescued a 2-3 year old Hermanns that had no lighting for a year and a half :( I have learned so much on this forum... There are a few of us Canadians on this crazy tort forum...lol :)

No, I mean line the tub/box with it and loosely wrap him; not totally wrap, just to make him feel secure