Jake is Awake
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@LyleVertigo Tortoiseforum org. I'm talking specifically about arid species. At young ages, tortoises spend much of their time in damp/moist places. many reputable tortoise breeders and herpetologists are finding that high levels of humidity when tortoises are young are producing very domed unpyramided shells at older ages as they grow.
Kyu7 1 month ago
@Kyu7 This holds true for aquatic/semiaquatic and some terrestrial turtles/tortoises that are adapted to humid environments. This can't be explained for more arid species.
The shell growth alone is vastly different between turtles and tortoises.
LyleVertigo 1 month ago
@LyleVertigo There is a lot of studying being done that is actully finding that lack of moisture/humidity at younger ages is a major contributor to pyramiding
Kyu7 1 month ago
Metabolic Bone Disease will not only cause pyramiding as well, but also shell deformities (warped, curled, stunted). This is prevented with calcium supplements along with UVB light or careful use of D3 supplements.
LyleVertigo 4 months ago
@Karynda Actually pyramiding is caused by a high protein/low fiber diet. Eating lots of grasses and weeds is good to keep their shells smooth due to high fiber content.
LyleVertigo 4 months ago
Wow, awesome enclosure!
TheBoaConstrictor95 4 months ago
lol
turtlesnsquirrels 9 months ago
@greendayhieu lol man your exciting
hawiiangirl13 1 year ago
You probably know this already but if a tortoise is fed only grass, their shell pyramids. You can see that in this video /watch?v=jARXjoVitqg
Karynda 1 year ago
HAHA! Your like, "Man! You are exciting!"
greendayhieu 1 year ago