Thank you. She’s barely 2 years old I believe. Trying to find foods she likes but it’s been tough.I think she is a Russian
Here is the care and feeding info:Thank you. She’s barely 2 years old I believe. Trying to find foods she likes but it’s been tough.
She looks like our Russian. Try arugula.Thank you. She’s barely 2 years old I believe. Trying to find foods she likes but it’s been tough.
Started wrong ? Can you explain because really confusedShe IS a Russian. He/she needs at least a 4x8 foot enclosure. 2 years questionable. However it was started wrong in its early years. Russians are harder to pyramid then most others and yours has already started.
Read the links Tom posted and follow them.
Before you got him/her the owner did not give proper humidity. They either don't know about it or refuse to follow the correct ways of housing tortoises which is all on this forum. Russians don't pyramid very easy. So this one was probably raised hot and dry instead of warm and humid. If you now raise/house/feed/temps and humidity correctly his pyramiding should stop.Started wrong ? Can you explain because really confused
THAT'S A SWEET LITTLE RUSSIAN. MINE ARE PICKY TOO. TRY ENDIVE OR DANDILION GREEN, ESCAROLE. SHE NEEDS WARM TEMPS AND LIGHTING 12-14 HOURS TO BE UP RIGHT NOWany chance anyone can help us identify her ?
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Pansys,
Aloe im moderation (RUSSIANS LOVE)
Cactus pads without spikes.
Hibiscus
I get my varity in diet from @Kapidolo Farms You can check out his page for sprinkling some of his mixes on your tortoises greens.
She is my ex boyfriend’s tortoise and we recently broke up so I’m hoping he does what he needs to for her. She has a light but not a uvb light and no humidity so I’m worried for her but again she doesn’t belong to mePlease follow the care sheets Tom posted. It will help your Russian tort a lot. I know the care sheets have been a big help with my Russian. Very good information.
She's a little beauty! Good luck and may you both have many years together! What is her name?THAT'S A SWEET LITTLE RUSSIAN. MINE ARE PICKY TOO. TRY ENDIVE OR DANDILION GREEN, ESCAROLE. SHE NEEDS WARM TEMPS AND LIGHTING 12-14 HOURS TO BE UP RIGHT NOW