What To Feed A Russian Tortoise

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

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  • @pourtopiaresinart9278
    @pourtopiaresinart9278 4 года назад +2

    Very informative.....I will look for the tortoise table app 👍👏🏻

  • @youknowyapo
    @youknowyapo 4 года назад +1

    Thank love your style
    Watched so many videos

  • @qcity6417
    @qcity6417 3 года назад +1

    Only problem I have with the tortoise table is it doesn’t specify the tortoise species that can eat the plants

    • @woodlandbabies
      @woodlandbabies  3 года назад +1

      Yes I found that too , it would be better to have a species specific list . If you join a Facebook group on tortoises they usually provide lists or will help
      You with what’s safe x

    • @qcity6417
      @qcity6417 3 года назад

      @@woodlandbabies thanks for the info

  • @youknowyapo
    @youknowyapo 4 года назад

    🤙🏾👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿

  • @DJdecoder
    @DJdecoder 3 года назад

    Is kale, romaine lettuce and pellets good enough with vitamin and calcium supplements?

    • @woodlandbabies
      @woodlandbabies  3 года назад +1

      They need lots of variety , if you download the tortoise table app you will find a list of the safe herbs /vegetables for your specific breed of tortoise . If it’s a horsfield then lambs lettuce , radicchio , cucumber and romaine in small quantities along with some flowers ( find out which are safe from the app ) are amongst the things that they like x

    • @woodlandbabies
      @woodlandbabies  3 года назад +1

      Kale is also good but just a couple of times per week , they also like cress . They should eat about their shell size per day . Pellets are good as they provide some minerals that they need x

    • @DJdecoder
      @DJdecoder 3 года назад

      @@woodlandbabies thank you very much 😁

  • @ReaperessRogue
    @ReaperessRogue 3 года назад

    Are the cuddle bones for parakeets the same as those bones for tortoises? My mom has birds and they use those for their beaks similar to a tortoise.

    • @woodlandbabies
      @woodlandbabies  3 года назад

      Yes that’s right cuttle bones ,the same you use for birds beaks x

    • @ReaperessRogue
      @ReaperessRogue 3 года назад

      @@woodlandbabies I was looking at turtle table and at my store and it was hard to find things on the list that I can feed my tortoise regularly. Most the things I found like greens, kale, lettuce, etc are things to be fed in moderation. Could you help me with some names of produce that tortoises can eat regularly? Thank you ^_^

    • @woodlandbabies
      @woodlandbabies  3 года назад

      @@ReaperessRogue yes all things in moderation really means no more than twice a week , so you can rotate things like kale , lambs lettuce , cucumber , romaine lettuce , radicchio . There is an app called .. the tortoise table.. and you can find out all the safe foods and how often to feed them on there. Also they love certain flowers and dandelions x

  • @UniqueResaleGeek
    @UniqueResaleGeek 5 лет назад

    Beautiful tortoise! I had a red footed tortoise years ago! Lovely animals! Love your content and I'm a new subscriber! Hopefully you can subscribe to me and check out some of my videos also! Have a great day!

  • @catherinemalloy4207
    @catherinemalloy4207 4 года назад

    Spinach and kale are bad for tortoise, it depletes calcium from their bones

    • @woodlandbabies
      @woodlandbabies  4 года назад +3

      Kale is fine for tortoises in moderation .. we feed no more than twice a week

    • @catherinemalloy4207
      @catherinemalloy4207 4 года назад

      I disagree, I don’t give mine any, better I care about my animals welfare.

    • @woodlandbabies
      @woodlandbabies  4 года назад +4

      Catherine Malloy
      We certainly care about animal welfare. I even took a animal welfare course! As you can see from the video we give ours a wide variety of choice.
      Kale is a small part of the diet and as stated above, it’s perfectly fine in moderation.
      We also keep cuttlebones and calcium blocks in their tables if needed (although they rarely touch them)
      We also give additional calcium to our older female during the summer months incase she lays eggs - as this can deplete calcium levels.

    • @catherinemalloy4207
      @catherinemalloy4207 4 года назад

      That’s all well and fine, we will just agree to disagree.