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Albino Sulcata Tortoise For Sale Sulcata tortoises are cold-blooded and must regulate their internal temperature through the environment. This is why humidity is so important for a newborn Sulcata it could be the difference between being successful and failing. A baby albino tortoise that has been bred in captivity can be a wonderful addition to any home. As long as you have the appropriate habitat, it is easy to care for this species. Size Sulcata tortoises for sale also known as African spur thighed tortoise are the 3rd largest species of tortoise in the world. Adults can reach a height of 24 inches and weigh up to 100 pounds. These large tortoises are great garden pets and are able to live outdoors in warmer climates. But, their enclosures should be tunnel proof and have a shaded area to protect them from the sun. In colder climates larger tortoises do best in the shade and should be kept in large indoor enclosures during the winter. Sulcatta tortoises are excellent diggers. They require a sand-filled area in their enclosure. They also need a large space to roam around and explore. The minimum enclosure size is 4'x8'. A 6—8' x 10-foot enclosure is recommended. This enclosure size will accommodate the adult Sulcata tortoise and provide them ample room to move around as they dig, explore, and play. Baby sulcata turtles for sale are easy to take care of however, they must be kept in tanks that have a lid that is securely secured to stop them from fleeing. This is important since baby tortoises are known to chew through the lids of small tanks. These babies will need at a minimum an enclosure of 2'x5. Once they reach adult size, they will need even more space. If you are looking for an albino baby born in a captive breeding tortoise sulcata available for sale, look no further than Tortoise Town. We provide the best quality Sulcata babies available in the USA. A captive-bred Sulcata baby is a delight to own and care for. Sulcatas are simple to care for because they are very forgiving. They are not like other small tortoises for sale such as Hermann's tortoise or Greek tortoises, which require to be immersed daily in shallow 85-87 degree water for 8 minutes or until they use the bathroom. This is a quick and simple way to make sure that your tortoise is hydrated. This is an essential element in the success of keeping any tortoise for sale. Habitat Sulcata turtles require enclosures that are strong enough to support their weight. They also need shallow dishes of water accessible anytime, as well as a murky wallow to soak up. You should only purchase a Sulcata Tortoise from an established breeder if you wish to ensure that your pet is healthy. You should look for an animal with a smooth shell and free of flaking or deformities, as well as bright eyes that are clear and alert. Also, ensure that the animal is eating and has access to sunlight to obtain vitamin D. Sulcatas like all tortoise species, can live a long life if they are well-cared for. If they are given the right habitat, food and UV lighting they can live for up to 100 years. This makes them a wonderful pet for people who are ready to take give their all to these animals. Sulcata tortoises should eat mostly plants and grasses. The tortoise should also have a variety of fruits in moderate amounts. The fruits should be low in oxalates like apples, cantaloupe or strawberries, as well as non-citrus fruits such as cantaloupe and apricots. Commercial tortoise pellets must be offered at least twice a week, as well with vitamin D and calcium supplements. It isn't always easy to discern the gender differences between males and females Sulcata tortoises, particularly when they are young. Males are typically larger and heavier, and have longer tails. The males also have concave plastrons while the females are more round. Sulcatas like to graze and require plenty of space to dig, wander, and eat. Ideally, you should provide them a place to stay outdoors during the day while keeping them indoors at night to ensure warmth and security. If the weather is too hot for an outdoor enclosure you can make use of a small garden. A shed or garage can be transformed into a suitable tortoise enclosure in the event of need. You must provide an appropriate tortoise's hide, together with ceramic heat lamps. Feeding Sulcata tortoises are long-lived and have a high level of activity which means you can expect to keep one for several years. If you're considering one these giants for an animal companion, be sure you ensure that you have the right size enclosure and environment. This is not a species that can be restricted to a small cage and it's likely to outgrow a larger cage within a short time. Your Sulcata will also require an outdoor space in which it can explore and hunt to find food. This could be an outdoor space in your yard or a secure part of your home where the tortoise can access the outdoors. The ideal habitat should include a shelter to shield your tortoise from the elements. This could be an animal shelter or something you construct. This must be elevated above the ground to avoid flooding and have a wide ramp for easy entry and exit. It should be equipped with overhead heat during cold weather. It is possible to make use of an Kane heater or a pig-blanket suspended from the roof. Sulcatas are herbivores who need a mixture of hays and vegetables in their diet. Hays can be timothy, alfalfa, buffalo, orchard or western wheatgrass hay or commercial Sulcata pelleted hay. The rest of the tortoise's diet should be comprised of diverse fresh greens and leaves including collard greens, kale turnip greens, mustard greens, the romaine lettuce (no icebergs), or other dark leafy vegetables. Sulcatas are fond of fruits like grapes and pomegranate. It is important to provide your Sulcata with plenty of water along with eating a varied diet. You can keep your tortoise hydrated by soaking it in water. water. It is also recommended to mist the enclosure in the early morning with a gentle spray. Tortoises, though generally thought of as to be a desert species by the majority of reptiles, do require more water. Sulcatas can dry out without adequate water intake. This is why you should immerse them in shallow water for 15 minutes every day. Care Sulcata tortoises roam and are herbivores. They require a diet that is high in fiber and low in protein. Their diet should consist of hays and grasses (comprising at least 75 percent of their meals) as well as edible weeds, flowers, and pads of cactus. You can also give them a small amount of leafy vegetables such as beets, mustard, spinach endive, kale and others. Avoid foods that contain oxalates such as arugula, collards, chard, and turnips. A supplemental diet such as Mazuri Tortoise LS Diet or Zoo Med Grassland Tortoise Food will ensure that your tortoise gets the vitamins and minerals it needs. A healthy tortoise can be obtained by providing food, shelter and enrichment. In captivity, sulcata tortoises could live up to 75 years! It is best to buy your sulcata tortoise from a breeder that has a good reputation in the industry. This will provide you with the assurance that your tortoise was raised in an environment that is clean and well-maintained by experienced professionals. A sulcata brewer who is competent will be able to answer any questions and have a thorough understanding of their stock's health background and genetic diversity. Sulcatas purchased new must go through a quarantine before they can be placed in an enclosure for life. When they reach the age of adulthood, they will need an outdoor enclosure that measures at least 4' x 8 inches. Indoor enclosures should be equipped with a large area heated for basking, as well as a cooler part of the habitat to allow tortoises to escape the heat during the day. A UVB lamp is essential for the health of tortoises. It aids in the processing of the calcium they eat and should be on all day, every day. angonoka tortoise for sale should be turned off at the night. A humid hide box can be an excellent addition to an indoor enclosure. Sulcatas thrive in humid, warm environments. They can tolerate a wide range of temperatures as long as the enclosure has a warm spot to retreat to when it gets too hot. They should never be exposed to freezing temperatures or very dry climates.