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    Redfoots not laying eggs :(

    Thanks for replying @ZEROPILOT I thought all egg laying was obvious, I probably missed a nest at my old place before I moved. I’ll check their indoor enclosure again. So redfoots eat their eggs too?
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    Redfoots not laying eggs :(

    Hello tortoise keepers it’s been a while since I. And on the forum. Okay about a year and a half ago I acquired a 2.1 group of adult wild caught tortoises. I bought them from Joe a reputable breeder from Florida. He said he believes the tortoises to be about 10 years old, and that he imported...
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    Basking Red Foot?

    I keep my adult Redfoot tortoises outside and I do see them bask, mostly in the mornings, not for long periods of time but they do bask off and on during the day.
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    QUESTION! (mulberry leaves)

    Ok thank you all who replied. I will give it a try and see if my tortoises like them.
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    QUESTION! (mulberry leaves)

    Redfoot tortoise keepers, are Mulberry tree leaves that don’t produce fruit still edible? Can tortoises still consume them? or only fruit bearing Mulberry tree leaves? Yay or Nay?
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    How do you tell the age of a tortoise?

    Thank you :))
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    Lets see some Redfoots!

    Cooling off in the shade it was 98F in NorCal today
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    Lets see some Redfoots!

    doing what they do best
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    Cherry Head Tortoises? Where?

    If your patient Vicky can add you to waiting list. Contact her and ask when she will more available and she can reserve it for you, I bought 6 hatchlings from her in the past and it’s totally worth it. She is really good at emailing you back too. :)
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    Cherry Head Tortoises? Where?

    Try Tortoise Yard.com very reasonable prices.
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    Pictures

    Lol agreed I can’t wait to see what their hatchlings look like I will definitely post pictures of those too :)
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    Pictures

    Oops meant to say they were raised in the wilderness their natural habitat, these torts are obviously wild caught right? [emoji854]
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    Pictures

    Thank you, no I did not raise these tortoises these were raised in the wild.
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    Pictures

    Early morning chill by her water dish [emoji97]
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    How do you tell the age of a tortoise?

    Thanks [emoji1317]
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    How do you tell the age of a tortoise?

    Thank You @wellington :)
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    How do you tell the age of a tortoise?

    Okay guys thank to all who replied it was very helpful. Here are a few more pictures of the torts
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    How do you tell the age of a tortoise?

    Is it in the growth rings? I have a trio of wild caught Redfoot tortoises I was told they’re around 10 years old? I think they’re older. How do you tell their exact age?
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    blue eyed redfoot!

    @mark109r more pictures not fully convinced of this maybe even some video
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    My new 1.2 Redfoot group pics

    Thanks! Well they are social animals amongst themselves, they stick together they use the same hide and they do a lot of sitting together. This an established group so they do good together, I haven’t seen any bullying. They’re really fun to keep :)
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