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Albino Sulcata Tortoise For Sale Sulcata tortoises are cold blooded animals and require regulating their internal temperature through environment. This is why that humidity is crucial when it comes to a baby Sulcata. It could be the difference between success and failure. A baby albino tortoise which has been captive bred is a great addition to any home. Care for this species is easy so long as the habitat is set up correctly! Size Sulcata tortoises, also known by the name African spur-thighed turtle are the third largest species of tortoise in the world. Adults can attain 24 inches tall and weigh up to 100 pounds. These large tortoises are great yard pets and do well outdoors in warmer climates. However, their enclosures should be tunnel proof and have an area shaded to shield them from sun. In colder climates these tortoises are better off inside. They should be kept in large indoor enclosures during the winter. Sulcatta tortoises are very dignified and require a large sand area. They also need a large space to roam around and explore. The minimum enclosure size is 4' x8'. However an 8-8 10' enclosure is preferred. This enclosure size is ideal for the adult Sulcata Tortoise because it allows them to explore, dig and move freely. Baby sulcata tortoises to buy are easy to care for but they must be kept in a tank with lids that are securely attached to prevent escape. This is crucial since infant tortoises are known to chew through the lids of small tanks. They require a minimum of two feet by five' enclosure, but will require more space once they grow to adult size. If you are looking for an albino baby born in a captive breeding tortoise sulcata available for sale you should look at Tortoise Town. We have the highest quality Sulcata baby tortoises to sell anywhere in the USA. A captive bred Sulcata baby is a delight to own and care for. They are one of the most simple species to take care of since they have a compassionate nature. They are not like other smaller tortoises for sale such as Hermann's tortoise and Greek tortoises that need to be immersed every day in a small amount of 85-87 degrees water for about eight minutes or until they go to the bathroom. This is an easy and simple way to make sure that your tortoise remains well-hydrated. This is a crucial factor in the success of keeping any tortoise for sale. Habitat Sulcata turtles need large enclosures that can withstand their weight. They also need shallow water dishes that are accessible at all times and also a water-logged wallow to soak in. You should only purchase a Sulcata Tortoise from a reputable breeder if you wish to ensure that the animal is healthy. You should look for a smooth, soft shell, without flaking or deformities. Also, ensure the eyes are bright and clear. Also, ensure that the animal is eating and has access to a source of sunlight to get vitamin D. Like most other species of tortoise, Sulcatas are long-lived animals when properly taken care of. When given the right environment, food and UV lighting, they can live up to 100 years. This makes them a wonderful pet for people who are ready to take give their all to these animals. The diet of the Sulcata tortoise must consist of plants and grasses. The tortoise should also be offered various fruits, but in moderation. The fruits should be low in oxalates such as cantaloupe, apples or strawberries, as well as non-citrus fruits such as apricots and cantaloupe. Commercial tortoise pellets must be offered every week, along with calcium supplements and vitamin D. Sulcata tortoises can be hard to differentiate between males and females particularly when they are young. The males are generally heavier and larger and have longer tails. The males also have concave plastrons, whereas the females are more rounded. Sulcatas are grazers, and require ample space to roam digging, graze, and eat. It is recommended to give them a place to stay outdoors during the day, while keeping them indoors at night for warmth and security. If the weather is too warm for an outdoor enclosure, you can use a small garden. If required garages or sheds can also be converted into an appropriate tortoise enclosure. A suitable hide must be put in place for your tortoise go to at the night, along with a heated ceramic heat lamp. Feeding Sulcata tortoises live long and have a high level of activity and you should be able to keep one for several years. If you're considering one of these massive animals as an animal companion, be sure you provide the correct enclosure size and the right environment. This is not a breed that could be kept in an enclosed cage. It will outgrow it in just a few years. Your Sulcata will also require an outdoor space to wander and hunt for food. It could be a large area or an escape-proof space in your home in which the tortoise has access to the outdoors. A shelter must be included in the habitat to protect your tortoise from the elements. This can be either a doghouse or something you build. It must be elevated to avoid flooding, and have an open entrance and exit ramp. It should be equipped with overhead heat in cold weather. A Kane heater or a pig blanket hanging from the roof works well. As herbivores, a Sulcata requires a mix of hays and vegetables in its diet. Hays should make up more than 75 percent of the total diet and may include grass hay such as buffalo orchard, timothy, orchard or western wheatgrass; timothy, or alfalfa and commercial Sulcata tortoise pelleted hay diet. The rest of the diet should comprise of various fresh greens, including collards, greens (no icebergs) and kale mustard greens, turnip greens. Sulcatas also like fruits such as pomegranate, grapes, and figs. In addition to providing an extensive diet, it is important to give your Sulcata plenty of water. You can keep your tortoise well hydrated by soaking it in a shallow water. It is also recommended to mist its 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, require more water. Sulcatas are susceptible to drying out without sufficient water supply. This is why you should soak them in shallow water for 15 minutes daily. Care Sulcata tortoises are grazing, herbivorous reptiles that require a high-fiber and low-protein diet. Their diet should consist mostly of grains and grasses (at least 75 percent) as well as edible weeds, flowers and cactus pad pads. You can also supplement them with a tiny amount of other leafy green vegetables such as beet, mustard, and spinach greens such as endive, kale, and kale. Avoid foods high in Oxalates like arugula, collards, chard, and turnips. You can supply your tortoise with the vitamins and minerals they need by feeding them a supplementary diet like Mazuri Tortoise LS or Zoo Med Grassland Tortoise Food. A healthy tortoise can be obtained by providing food, shelter and enrichment. In captivity, sulcata tortoises can live for up to 75 years! It is recommended that you purchase your sulcata tortoise from a breeder that has a good reputation in the industry. You can rest in assurance that your tortoise has been raised in a clean and well-maintained facility by experts with experience. A good sulcata brewer should be able answer any questions and have a complete understanding of their stock's health history and genetic diversity. Sulcatas that have been purchased recently must go through a quarantine before they can be housed in an enclosure for life. They require a minimum enclosure of 4' x 8 and will require an outdoor enclosure that is larger once they reach adult size. Indoor enclosures should be outfitted with a large, heated area for basking, as well as an area cooler than the habitat that allows tortoises to escape heat during the day. A UVB light is essential to the health of the tortoise. It aids in the processing of the calcium they consume and should be available all day, every day. The light should be shut off at night. A humid hide box is an excellent addition to the indoor enclosure. Sulcatas thrive in humid, warm environments. They are able to tolerate most temperatures, as long as the enclosure has a cool spot for them to escape to when it is too hot. They are not recommended to be exposed temperatures below freezing or climates which are extremely dry.