why does my female tort use more force to escape than my male? picking up my female tort really hurts and i hold her correctly for the most part.
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why does my female tort use more force to escape than my male? picking up my female tort really hurts and i hold her correctly for the most part.
sometimes when my male russian sees me he head bobs at me. what does this mean?
Sometimes, when it is warm, tortoises take more frequent breaths as their metabolism is up. The bobbing you are witnessing is the tortoise's head moving against the nasal passages, which expand downward (you can depress under the chin to find out if a tortoise has severe respiratory distress). This is entirely normal.
T.G.
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