Why tortoises make good pets




















Tortoises commonly available at pet stores typically come in as young juveniles and are roughly the same size, it is important to do research or ask staff about the different species available and what works best for you. It should come as no surprise, tortoises can live a very VERY long time if properly kept in captivity. Yes, tortoises make amazing pets and are very friendly and fun to keep, as long as you understand the longevity of their lifespan. Below is a chart showing the average lifespan of tortoises available in the pet trade.

Even for a small tortoise, you need to be prepared to have some extra space available! Tortoises are not really climbers, so height is not very important. A "tortoise table" is perfect for keeping small species inside, and is essentially a storage cabinet or dresser laid on its back and turned into an enclosure.

A Sulcata tortoise will require as much room as you can give them, we recommend a 20'x20' room. Protein can consist of earthworms, mealworms, crickets, etc. May be territorial and fend off other turtles from their food. Housing Enclosures should mimic the natural environment of your tortoise. Adjust the type of enclosure to fit the type tortoise you have. Sulcata, Leopard, Greek, and Russian tortoises generally require a warm, dry habitat, whereas, Red-footed and Yellow-footed tortoises prefer a tropical, humid environment.

Overly moist environments will promote fungal growth and affect tortoise health. Provide all tortoises with access to shallow water for soaking and drinking. Timothy hay pellets rabbit food make suitable bedding for most species. Require basking area and shade to allow regulation of body temperature. Provide a shelter or hide-box at the cool end of the enclosure.

Supervise any other pets when around your turtle. Tags pets pets and kids. Leave a Comment Comments are closed. More Stories from Living. Powered by WordPress. Parenting Expand the sub menu. In short, schools spend much less on e-students than on those who live and matriculate on campus.

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