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  1. gaveau yohann

    Indian Star in Tropical Climate?

    My 4 Indian stars are outside all year, in December January the minimum we have here is 20 degrees Celsius, 68 degrees Fahrenheit during the nights and during the days it goes to 28 C/ 82 F. When the rainy season it can be tricky, because their enclosure can be full of water, so I bring them...
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    Indian Star in Tropical Climate?

    I live in Guadeloupe, Caribbean island, and my four Indian stars are doing very well.
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    I just cut my tort's nails.

    you are right, it was far too long. I have to do it for my rabbits, It’s always a stressful job. Well done [emoji106]
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    My biggest challenge so far

    I guess it will be the only solution that will be bring me peace in mind. I also have neighbor very reliable but he doesn't know yet if he will not be on holidays at the same time.
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    My biggest challenge so far

    I am really new with tortoise,I bought 4 Redfoots in September 2015 and 4 Indian Stars in December 2016. And now I face my greatest challenge so far as owner: I am about to leave for 10 days on holidays.. and truly speaking I have know to find a way for my little herds to be healthy when I...
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    Reafs

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    Outdoor Indian Star Group

    Reading you thread again, I just realized that OG was 14 years old for a 5.5" plastron. I have two stars that are almost 3,6" and only two years old. Is anyone know if that so common for male to be that small at 14?
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    Sunshine.. the little South Indian star tortoise

    Here is my little “sunshine”.. I was not planning on give my tortoise a name, let us say I had a light [emoji295]️[emoji217][emoji295]️ He/she is almost 9cm, brave almost no fear, amazing personality. Compare to the others, can we speak of a “high yellow” Indian star ?
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    They are growing...South Indian Star

    No, I am not keeping weight records? Should I ?
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    They are growing...South Indian Star

    I also have 5 water bowls to keep the moisture high and allow them to drink water anywhere in the enclosure.
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    They are growing...South Indian Star

    Here is a full perspective of the enclosure. 3 meters long, 57 cm large. I want to add 1 or 2 hideouts, I am also going to change the actual one for a tortoise cave or something like that, in order to keep them more or less dry when it the wet season. It is just a temporary enclosure. When...
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    They are growing...South Indian Star

    Thanks, I’m going to add some pics of the enclosure tomorrow It is especially thanks to @Markw84 for his advices regarding the enclosure
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    They are growing...South Indian Star

    They are too young to know their genders, they are born in 2016. Regarding the food, it is fresh food on Sunday and Friday such as Lettuce, Opuntia, Hibiscus leaves and Flowers, dandelion... On Wednesday it is exoterra European sticks.. I wish I could buy Mazuri Ls, they are in live with it...
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    They are growing...South Indian Star

    Geochelone elegans April 2017 4,5cm 5cm 5,5cm 6,5cm January 2018 5,5 cm 6,5 cm 7,5 cm 8,3 cm They have grown so much (except the smallest). What is very interesting is to compare their personalities, shy for some, adventurous for others. I wish they become as friendly as my red foot. I...
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    Outdoor Indian Star Group

    Woaw it's incredible. I wish you good luck in your breeding project.
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    Should I be worried?

    well their substrate are grasses, as they are outside. We are in the wet season now so it is raining a lot, shell rot ?? you might be right. I am going to treat them accordingly.
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