Nice vid! The baby Sulcatas are growing nicely. Can’t wait to watch them grow some more and glad to see you have over 100 subs. Congrats dude!!!

Stopping by to show some love! I don't own any torts yet but this video explained what I needed thanks! We keep mostly aquatic chelonians :)

Oh tiny toes! Great set-ups inside/out.

Thank you so much. My daughter just brought home a 2 yr old and I want to do everything right by her.

Awesome vid!

Mine are doing really good, your videos have helped me alot thank you!

You could do a video series about the babies growing over the next few months and their weight each month. that would be great. Greetings from Germany

Hi hi wow.. nice video.. do u soak them everyday? Do changing their enclosure affect how they eat?

Hello I love your vids, I have decided after really learning about sulcata's that I would like to make the long commitment to owning a few, what do you charge for a morphe?

I was looking to get a baby albino sulcata! Do you have any info on the best place to get one??

Very nice, even tough people says glass will stress them out. Yours seems very OK with it?🤔

nice sulcata

Nice video broski

So CUTEEE😫 I have a sulcata his names Bean and he loves strawberries 🍓 🐢

Nice vid 👍 just bought one but seems too be a little down I’m just wondering why maybe change of environment? Let me know what you think?

Good stuff man! Totally agree with Cane's chicken too, where we just moved, we don't have any- so now only get it when visiting family. Have known of quite a number of Sulcatas to develope problems with the CFL type UVB bulbs. Doesn't always happen, but the number has been high enough to indicate it is fairly common. I use the tube style UVB lights, I hang the light about 10" above the substrate with no problems. Mercury Vapor bulbs works as well, but they add alot of heat and when the thermostat kicks it off of on so much, its not great for the bulb or the baby. Keep it up man! We need more good sulcata info available on KZfaq. Too many people don't understand that the humidity is important to prevent pyramiding. If you're having trouble keeping it around 80%, more substrate helps, I keep my substrate around 6 inches thick with a lid on top made of aluminium foil coated poster board. I dump a small pitcher of water in there once every week or so, then just lightly spray the torts every day.

Also my tortoise is 5 months old and it is only 2 inches big. Is it’s size good for how old it is. Thank you

Do you know if it is ok that I raise my baby tortoise outside.

Hey dude super awesome tank! Your temps and humidity are spot on. However, why aren’t you making it pretty?! It could add such a wonderful aesthetic to your home and give the tortoises a comfortable replica of the outside. I’d love to help you come up with some ideas! Also (tip: tortoises don’t understand glass, like birds. It’s best if there is a cover up to where they can see so they understand there is a barrier there. this lowers their stress and prolongs longevity.) :) LOVE YOUR TORTS💚

Do you feed them lettuce every day?

Cute little baby 🩵🍀🐢

theyre cute if i had a backyard i would get one

It isn’t good to grow them too fast, you want slow steady growth. They should also have a varied diet, my temps never go below 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Not while they are babies anyhow.

Hi, how can u tell from a male or female? Thanks

How much are your albino sulcatas?

I WILL GET A DRY

Didn’t know it was okay to keep Tortoises in clear containers as it stresses them out figuring out invisible barriers

i have four baby map now

Romaine is not enough, you need to have more of a variety

Form Indonesia👍

Do u sell sulcata albino?

Put down a lot of korean and world's stock. And d'ont raise it up. This is right in Jesus Christ~! 🐢.....

First thing I see I cannot continue on you are inexperienced I assume. You cannot keep turtles in a glass tank if you must I would recommend putting tape around the bottom 2 inches the reason they are at the side is because they can’t tell it’s glass they will keep trying to walk forever. Please do more research before you try to inform others