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jarlath, eating aside a moment. seems as you got the tort only at xmas, are u giving it the correct heat/lighting/uvb exposure etc conditions? have you looked up about the requirements for a leapord tort?
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if you go here Tortoise Trust Web - Start Page - and use the 'site search' and type in leopard alot of articles will come up which should answer your questions. sorry to be brief i'm off out, will try to add more tomorrow
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just a quick note you say a heat mat for night..please remove the heat mat, they're terrible for tortoises, can cause burns,rapid dehydration (leading to eventual kidney failure) they're good for snakes buit not for torts i'm afraid.
is the tortoise in the house? If so just have your heating set so at X degrees it'll kick in..mines at 10 as i keep horsfields which can endure quite low temps
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still not suitable for tortoises..this is a case where i'd recommend ceramics at night iff they're in a cold outhouse/shed/house
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