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Albino Sulcata Tortoise For Sale Sulcata turtles are cold-blooded animals that regulate their internal temperatures through their environment. This is why humidity is crucial for a newborn Sulcata it could be the difference between your pet being successful or failing. A baby albino tortoise that has been bred in captivity is a great addition to any home. The care of this species is fairly simple when the habitat setup is correct! Size Sulcata tortoises, sometimes referred to by the name African spur-thighed turtle are the third largest species of tortoise on the planet. They typically grow to about 24 inches in length and weigh up to 100 pounds as adults. Large tortoises make great backyard pets and can be found outdoors in warmer climates. Their enclosures must have a tunnel-proof design and a shaded area to guard them from the sun. In colder climates these tortoises do better inside. They should be kept in large indoor enclosures during winter. Sulcatta tortoises are excellent diggers and should have a deep sand area in their enclosure. They require plenty of room to roam and explore. The minimum enclosure size is 4'x8'. However an 8-8' x 10' enclosure is much preferred. This enclosure size will accommodate the adult Sulcata tortoise, and will give ample space to move about and dig around. Baby sulcata turtles on sale are easy to care for However, they must be kept in tanks that have a lid which is securely fixed to prevent them from escaping. It is crucial to keep in mind that baby tortoises are able to chew through lids of small tanks. They'll require at the very least an enclosure of 2'x5. When they attain adult size, they will need even more space. Tortoise Town is the place to go if you are searching for an albino baby Sulcata tortoise. We have the finest Sulcata baby tortoises for sale 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 easiest species to care for as they have a very gentle nature. They aren't like other small tortoises available for sale, such as Hermann's tortoise or Greek tortoises that need to be immersed every day in a small amount of 85-87 degrees water for 8 minutes or until they go to the bathroom. This is an easy and simple way to make sure that your baby tortoise stays well-hydrated. This is a crucial factor in the success of keeping any tortoise for sale. angonoka tortoise for sale need large enclosures that are sturdy enough to withstand their weight. They require shallow water dishes that are available at all times as well as an muddy bog to bathe in. It is best to purchase a Sulcata Tortoise from an established breeder to ensure that your animal is healthy. You should look for an exterior that is smooth and free of flaking, deformities, or other flaws, as well as bright eyes that are alert and clear. You should also ensure that your pet has access to sunlight and is eating. Sulcatas, like most tortoise species, can live a long life if they are taken care of. They can live up to 80 to 100 years when given the proper habitat, food, UV lighting, substrate as well as humidity and temperatures. This makes them a perfect pet for those who are willing to invest in the health and longevity of these animals. The diet of a 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, like apples, cantaloupe, strawberries, and non-citrus fruit such as cantaloupe and apricots. Commercial tortoise pellets should be offered at least twice a week, as well with vitamin D and calcium supplements. It isn't always easy to discern the difference between male and female Sulcata tortoises, particularly when they are young. In general, males are much larger and heavier than females, and they have longer tails. Males also have concave plastrons whereas females have more round. Sulcatas are grazing and require plenty of space to dig, move, and eat. Ideal is to keep them in an outdoor enclosure during daylight hours and inside in the evening, to ensure warmth and security. If the weather is too hot for an outdoor enclosure you could consider a small enclosed garden. If you need to garages or sheds could also be transformed into a suitable tortoise enclosure. A suitable hide should be available for your tortoise to hide in at the night, along with an encased ceramic heat lamp. Feeding Sulcata tortoises are long-lived and have a high level of activity, so you should expect to keep one for many years. If you're considering keeping one of these huge animals as a pet, be sure to prepare ahead and provide the proper size enclosure and environment. This is not a breed that should be kept in small cages. It will outgrow it in a matter of years. Your Sulcata requires a suitable outdoor area where it can move around and hunt for food. This could be an outdoor area in your yard or a secure part of your house where the tortoise is able to access the outdoors. A shelter should be included in the environment to safeguard your tortoise from the elements. It could be a doghouse or something you construct. It should be elevated from the ground to avoid flooding and has a wide ramp for easy access and exit. It must be equipped with an overhead heater during cold winter months. It is possible to make use of an Kane heater or pig-blanket suspended from the roof. Sulcatas are herbivorous grazers that require a mix of hays and other vegetables in their diet. The hays can be timothy, alfalfa, buffalo, orchard or western wheatgrass hay or commercial Sulcata pelleted hay. The remainder of the diet should consist 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. It is important to supply your Sulcata with plenty of water, along with an extensive diet. Soaking it in water with a shallow depth is a great way to ensure that your tortoise is hydrated. You can also spray the enclosure with a gentle mist in the mornings. While tortoises are generally considered desert species, they do require more water than other reptiles. Sulcatas can dry out without adequate water supply. This is why you should immerse them in shallow water for 15 minutes every day. You can also learn how to care for yourself. Sulcata tortoises roam and are herbivores. They require a diet that is high in fiber and low in protein. Their diet should comprise of hays and grasses (comprising at least 75 percent of their meals) together with edible flowers, weeds, and cactus pads. You can also offer them a small amount other leafy vegetables such as beets, mustard, spinach and kale, as well as endive. Avoid foods that are high in oxalates such as arugula and collards. You can provide your tortoise with the vitamins and minerals they need by feeding them a supplemental diet like Mazuri Tortoise LS or Zoo Med Grassland Tortoise Food. The proper nutrition, living conditions and enrichment activities will result in an active healthy tortoise for your pet. Sulcata tortoises in captivity can live for up to 75 years! It is best to purchase your sulcata tortoise from a breeder who has a good industry reputation. You can rest in peace of mind knowing that your tortoise is raised in a clean, well-maintained environment, by experts with years of experience. A good sulcata breeder should be knowledgeable about the health history and genetic diversity of their breeding stock and be capable of answering any questions you might have. Sulcatas purchased new need to be quarantined before they can be housed in an enclosure that is permanent. Once they reach adulthood they will require an outdoor enclosure that is at least 4' by 8. Indoor enclosures must have a large area of heated basking, as well as a cooler section to allow the tortoise escape the heat. A UVB lamp is vital to the health of tortoises. It aids in the processing of the calcium they eat and should be turned on for all day, every day. The light should be shut off at the night. A humid hide box is also an excellent addition to the indoor enclosure. Sulcatas thrive in humid, warm environments. They are tolerant of all temperatures, as long as there is a warm place in the enclosure where they can escape when it becomes too hot. They are not recommended to be exposed temperatures below freezing or in climates that are very dry.