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home contact about home get our free guide horsefield tortoise for sale & buying diet food housing hibernation temperature & lighting care guide information substrate & bedding russian tortoise for sale & buying diet food housing hibernation care guide information temperature & lighting substrate & bedding testudo the 5 testudo tortoises kleinmanns tortoise marginated tortoise greek tortoise spur-thighed tortoise egyptian tortoise hermann’s tortoise blog products welcome to horsefield tortoise care my name is charlie and i have been caring for tortoises for several years now. i have gained a ton of knowledge since the beginning. i am a big advocate as a owner myself and its my goal to pass this information on to you. it is crucial to know how to properly care for your pet and i’d like to pass that knowledge on to you, free of change. contents 1 buying 2 free:"horsefield care cheat sheet"downloadable guide 3 care 4 housing 5 diet 6 food 7 hibernation buying the first step is to properly buy a tortoise that is for sale . they are apart of the testudo genus and it’s crucial you are aware of the different names that they can be called as well as not getting mixed up with a different species of the same genus. there are certain measures you can take to give your new pet the best chance of long term heath and happiness (and less problems for you!) when you look to purchase your pet they are also commonly referred to as: russian tortoise central asian tortoise afghanistan tortoise steppe tortoise four clawed tortoise 5 species from the testudo genus: horsefield tortoise hermann’s tortoise greek tortoise/ spur-thighed tortoise marginated tortoise egyptian tortoise planning ahead make sure this pet will fit in with your life because their lifespan is long and ranges from 40- 80 years. they also require daily and weekly maintenance so be certain that you will provide excellent care consistently over time. they live a long time and you might not want to take care of him forever or he could outlive you so have a backup plan to either give to a friend, put him in your will or put him on a pet marketplace and find a good new owner. free: " h orsefield care cheat sheet " downloadable guide 100% free easy care guide, works for any horsefield tortoise. enter your email below to get your free horsefield care guide. instant download buying it is very important where you buy from. it is best to buy captive bred and have the business your buying from be as specific and niched down as possible to your tortoise. to further explain this, “captive bred” means that the tortoise was born in captivity and not in the wild. this is crucial because when they are born in the wild they can carry many more diseases and they are use to the wild making it hard to adapt to captivity. you also want to make sure that he is native bred, meaning, he was born in your country. when they are transported diseases can spread rapidly. next, be sure to buy from a seller that is as knowledgeable as possible to your specific pet. a provider that is very specialized in this type of tortoise will have the best chances of picking or breeding the healthiest pet, giving you the most accurate information for care taking and also selling you the most appropriate accessories like food, housing etc. examples of sellers to buy from are reptile shops, reptile trade shows/expo’s as well as reptile and tortoise breeders. these sellers are very familiar with this pet and are usually experts. sellers you want to avoid are online, large pet shops and local pet shops. the reason is that you can’t check a tortoises health when you buy online and these general pet stores are not experts on this specific type of pet so they will often not recognize unhealthy ones and recommend the wrong accessories to you. these general pet stores can not be an expert on every pet and often the training is not extensive enough for this pet. there are certain signs that you must look for when you are selecting your tortoise. some things to avoid are cloudy eyes, bubbly nose, light/weak and non-responsive. a few things to look for are a clean bum, active/alert, heavy and strong and no signs of shell damage. care they are a very outgoing and interactive tortoise, making them a great pet and very fun to play with. historically this tortoise comes from the mediterranean and eurasia. although now many are captive-hatched in the uk and united states due to popularity and importing in recent years. their size is on the smaller side for a tortoise, ranging from 15-20 cm or 6-8 inches full grown. the true secret to providing optimal care is to replicate their natural environment of the mediterranean as closely as possible. this will open the door to the most absolute peak state of health, happiness and energy level of your pet. housing this makes them an excellent pet and versatile for indoor or outdoor housing . set up your housing before you get your pet home with you, this will prevent him from being homeless if you don’t get it set up in time! you will need to choose between housing your pet indoors or outdoor. anyone can house indoors but there are certain qualifications to be able to house outdoors. outdoors is recommended because it is the most natural. everything is better outdoors (under the right conditions) including sunlight, space, plants and air. also, make sure the area is kept dry and well drained from moisture and rain all year. the best short-cut i took with my second one was getting an all-in-one kit. it basically included housing, bedding, heat lamp, temperature gauge, inside furnishing items, cleaning and a few other items. i would recommend this if you want to save a bunch of time and guess work and get up and running way faster. here is the starter kit i bought. no matter your location outside, you can create a perfect ecosystem and temperature indoors. just make sure you have a grocery store nearby because they love to eat! there are 10 rules for both indoor and outdoor housing that i like to call the 10 commandments. follow these 10 rules and you will have the happiest, healthiest and most energetic horsefield possible. 1. border a boarder constructed out of treated wood, brick or concrete with a height of at least 40 cm (16 in.) work best. make sure the boarder is very sturdy and will not fall over. this pet in an escape artist so also make sure he can not dig underneath or wedge himself between the covers and flip over (yes they can do that!) 2. space the more space you can provide, the better. with the exception of too much space in that he might get lost or hard to keep track of him. the minimum space outdoors is 1 sq. meter (10.7 sq. ft.) but provide more if you can do so. if you house indoors you will have less room. 3. protection providing protection from various dangers can literally be life and death for you pet. for outdoors, be cautious of animals like dogs, coyotes, raccoons, rats etc., excessive rainfall, extreme temperatures and falling objects. in the most dangerous conditions you can surround the entire housing with mesh such as chicken wire. if the conditions are not safe enough bring the housing indoors for either the full year or seasonally depending on your outdoor situation. they are also a very well looked after species and protected by several organizations . 4. substrate a ground of proper is substrate is important and affects their living conditions. the substrate needs to be well drained and dry. the mixture of several sources is needed. the objective is to get as close to their natural environment as possible. mix a few materials such as hay, wood chips, sand, soil and gravel together. place rocks around the housing for the tortoise to climb on or use as a hiding spot/visual barrier. a hiding spot/visual barrier reduces stress and climbing helps with exercise. flat rocks are excellent for serving food on for him. good substrate and rocks also help keep their claws fr

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