two separate outdoor enclosures?

[AztecPurse101]

I have a pair of leopard tortoise that I just recently bought from the pet shop. After going through this forum, I just realized buying a pair wasn't a good choice cause I did see my tortoise tried to bite the other one. I separated them asap (two indoor enclosures) but I was wondering if the outdoor enclosure should be separated as well? The outdoor enclosure's really big as compared to indoor

 

[KarenSoCal]

I have a pair of leopard tortoise that I just recently bought from the pet shop. After going through this forum, I just realized buying a pair wasn't a good choice cause I did see my tortoise tried to bite the other one. I separated them asap (two indoor enclosures) but I was wondering if the outdoor enclosure should be separated as well? The outdoor enclosure's really big as compared to indoor

Yeah, it needs to be split too. A large space and sight barriers would certainly help, but I think, especially since they're already fighting, that they would just continue outside.

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Since you have already seen positive signs of aggression, I'd separate them and keep them apart.

 

[Tom]

I have a pair of leopard tortoise that I just recently bought from the pet shop. After going through this forum, I just realized buying a pair wasn't a good choice cause I did see my tortoise tried to bite the other one. I separated them asap (two indoor enclosures) but I was wondering if the outdoor enclosure should be separated as well? The outdoor enclosure's really big as compared to indoor

Yes. They need separate enclosures outdoors too. Or you can buy another one or two babies of similar size and keep them all together as a group. Groups of juveniles should be fine. Its pairs that are the problem.