Tortoise hideout diy

The Russian tortoise also known as the Horsefield tortoise is a species of tortoise commonly found in sandy clay areas of Central Asia.

Creating a DIY turtle hideout is a fun and rewarding project that can provide your turtle with a safe and secure space to rest and feel protected. In this article, I am going to show

Hello, This is the latest state of our leopard's home. It started off as an open box design on day one. I then quickly enclosed it when I learned...

Explore a variety of safe succulents for tortoises to create a beautiful and enriching environment in their enclosure. Discover edible succulents for reptiles that will not only enhance your pet's space but also provide a snack option. Choose from an array of plants suitable for tortoise habitats, ensuring both safety and stimulation for your beloved pet.

Time to read: 8 minutes Whether you are a new or experienced tortoise owner, it can be worrying when your tortoise stops eating or refuses the food you feed him. Rest assured though, because this c…

While keeping a turtle indoors is not the preferred option, you can select the correct type of fence to make it more palatable. Learn what turtles need and how best to provide them.For all animals in captivity, it is ideal to provide a home as similar as possible to the natural environment of the animal, especially for turtles, even for living outdoors. Turtles are generally best kept in outdoor enclosures in climates similar to their natural environment. Try to keep an arid climate...

@beerus_andgoku on Instagram: "2024 Spring/Summer set up for the turtles. Just waiting for some grass/weeds to grow in. 🌿☘️🌱🌺 Featured in this video we have: Beerus (leopard tortoise) Goku (eastern box turtle) Butters (pancake tortoise)"

My family have kept and bred tortoises for over 200 years, and it’s not uncommon for my mum to demand that we stop on our bikes whilst out and about so she