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Albino Sulcata Tortoise For Sale Sulcata turtles are cold-blooded animals that regulate their internal temperature through their environment. This is why humidity is crucial for a newborn Sulcata it could be the difference between succeeding or failing. A baby albino tortoise which has been bred in captivity can be a wonderful addition to any home. Taking care of this species is easy when the habitat is set up correctly! Size Sulcata tortoises, sometimes referred to by the name African spur-thighed turtles are the third largest species of tortoise on the planet. Adults can attain 24 inches tall and weigh up to 100 pounds. They are excellent backyard pets and thrive in warmer climates. However, their enclosures should be tunnel proof and have a shaded area to shield them from the sun. In colder climates, larger tortoises are best kept 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 require a huge space to roam around and explore. The minimum enclosure size for these tortoises is 4'x 8'. However, a 6-8' x 10' enclosure is much preferred. This size of enclosure is ideal for adults Sulcata Tortoise because it allows them to explore, dig, and roam freely. Baby sulcata tortoises to buy are easy to care for but they must be kept in a tank with a lid that is securely secured to stop escape. This is important since baby tortoises can easily chew through the lids of small tanks. These babies need a minimum of 2' x 5' enclosure, but they will require an even larger area when they reach adult size. If you are looking for an albino baby born in a captive breeding sulcata tortoise for sale, look no further than Tortoise Town. We have the highest quality Sulcata baby tortoises available anywhere in the USA. A Sulcata baby that is bred in captivity is a joy to keep and take care of. They are one of the most easy species to take care of as they have a very compassionate nature. They are not like other smaller tortoises for sale such as Hermann's tortoise or Greek tortoises that need to be bathed daily in shallow 85-87 degree water for about eight minutes or until they use the bathroom. This is a simple and simple method to ensure that your new baby tortoise stays hydrated. This is an important aspect in keeping any tortoise available to purchase. Habitat Sulcata turtles need large enclosures that can withstand their weight. They also require shallow dishes of water accessible at all times, as well as a murky wallow to soak up. You should only purchase an Sulcata Tortoise from an established breeder if you wish to ensure that your animal is healthy. Find a shell that is smooth and free of flaking or deformities and bright eyes that are alert and clear. You should also ensure that your pet has access to sunlight and is eating. Sulcatas as with all tortoise species, can lead a long life provided they are properly cared for. If they are given the right environment and food, as well as UV lighting they can live up to 100 years. This makes them a wonderful pet for people who are willing to give their all to these animals. The diet of the Sulcata tortoise should be mostly grasses and plants. Tortoises should be given a variety fruits in moderate amounts. The fruits should be low in oxalates, such as cantaloupe, apples and strawberries, as well as non-citrus fruit such as apricots and cantaloupe. Commercial tortoise pellets should be offered every two weeks as well as calcium supplements and vitamin D. Sulcata tortoises can be difficult to distinguish between females and males, especially when they are young. Generally, the males are much larger and heavier than females, and they have longer tails. Additionally, the males have concave plastrons while females have more rounded anal notches. Sulcatas are grazers. They require ample space to move about, dig, and consume. It is recommended to give them outdoor housing during the day and keep them in the evenings to keep warm and secure. If the temperatures are too hot to have an outdoor enclosure or a small garden that is fenced in could be used. A shed or garage could be converted into a tortoise enclosure too, if needed. You must provide an appropriate cover for your tortoise as well as ceramic heat lamps. Feeding Sulcata turtles are active and long-lived, so you can expect to have one for many years. If you are considering keeping one of these giants as a pet, make sure to plan ahead and ensure the proper size enclosure and environment. This is not a breed that can be kept in a small cage. It will outgrow it in a matter of years. Your Sulcata also needs a suitable outdoor space to roam around and forage food. It could be an outdoor area in your yard or a secure area in your house where the tortoise can access the outdoors. A shelter must be part of the habitat to protect your tortoise against the elements. It could be a doghouse or something you construct. This must be elevated above the ground to avoid flooding and should have a wide ramp for easy entrance and exit. In colder weather, it should be equipped with overhead heating. A Kane heater or pig blanket suspended from the roof is ideal. Sulcatas are herbivores who require a mix of hays and other vegetables in their diet. Hays should constitute more than 75 percent of the tortoise's diet and may include grass hay like buffalo orchard, timothy, orchard or western wheatgrass; timothy or alfalfa hay; or a commercial Sulcata tortoise diet of pelleted hay. The remainder of the diet should include various fresh greens, including collards, greens (no icebergs) and kale and mustard greens as well as turnip greens. Sulcatas love fruits such as grapes and pomegranate. In addition to offering diverse food choices It is also important to give your Sulcata plenty of hydration. Keep your tortoise properly hydrated by soaking it in shallow in water. You should also mist its enclosure in the early morning with a gentle spray. Although tortoises are typically thought of as desert species, they require more moisture than other reptiles. A Sulcata may dry out when it is not properly hydrated This is the reason why it is crucial to soak it in a shallow pool of water at least every day for about 15 minutes. Care Sulcata tortoises roam and are herbivores. radiated tortoise for sale require a diet high in fiber, but low in protein. Their diet should comprise of hays and grasses (comprising at 75 percent or more of their food) as well as edible weeds, flowers and cactus pads. You can also feed them a small amount of leafy vegetables such as spinach, mustard, beet and kale, as well as endive. Avoid foods high in oxalates like collards and arugula. A diet supplement like Mazuri Tortoise's LS Diet or Zoo Med Grassland Tortoise Food can ensure that your tortoise gets the nutrients and vitamins it requires. A healthy tortoise can be obtained by providing proper 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 an breeder that has a good reputation in the field. This will give you peace of mind that your tortoise was raised in a clean, well-maintained and maintained facility by experienced professionals. A sulcata brewer who is competent will be able to answer any questions and possess a thorough understanding of their pet's health history and genetic diversity. Newly purchased sulcatas have to pass an inspection before being housed in their permanent enclosure. When they reach the age of adulthood they will require an outdoor enclosure of at least 4' x 8. Indoor enclosures need to have a large area of heated basking, as well as a cooler section to allow the tortoise escape the heat. A UVB light is essential to the health of the tortoise. It helps them to process the calcium they eat and should be on 24 hours a day. The light should be turned off at night. A humid hide box is also a good option for the enclosure indoors. Sulcatas thrive in humid, warm and humid environments. They can withstand most temperatures, as long as there is a warm place within the enclosure from which they can escape when it gets too hot. They should not be exposed to temperatures below freezing or climates that are very dry.