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Albino Sulcata Tortoise For Sale Sulcata tortoises are cold blooded and must regulate their internal temperature through environment. It is for this reason that humidity is crucial when it comes to the baby Sulcata. It could be the difference between success and failure. Captive bred albino sulcata sulcata baby tortoise available for sale could be an incredible addition to any home. The care of this species is easy when the habitat is set up correctly! Size Sulcata tortoises for sale , also known as African spur thighed tortoise, are the third largest tortoise species in the world. They usually grow to 24 inches in length and weigh up to 100 lbs as adults. They are excellent yard pets, and thrive in warmer climates. But, their enclosures should be tunnel-proof and include a shaded area to protect them from sun. In colder climates, these larger tortoises prefer to be in the shade and should be kept in large indoor enclosures for the winter months. Sulcatta tortoises are excellent diggers. They should have a deep sand area in their enclosure. They also need a large space to roam around and explore. The minimum enclosure size for these tortoises is 4' x 8'. However 6-8' x 10' enclosure is preferred. This enclosure size will accommodate the adult Sulcata tortoise and give them ample room to move about and dig around. Baby sulcata tortoises available for sale are easy to handle but should be kept in a tank that has a lid that is securely attached to prevent escape. It is essential to remember that tortoises born in the early years are able to chew on the lids on small tanks. These babies need a minimum of 2' x 5' enclosure, but they will require an even bigger area once they reach adult size. Tortoise Town is the place to go if you are seeking an albino baby Sulcata tortoise. We offer the highest quality Sulcata babies available for sale in the USA. A Sulcata baby that is bred in captivity is a delight to keep and care for. Sulcatas are simple to care for since they are compassionate. Other small tortoises such as Hermann's tortoise, or Greek tortoises, must be kept in a shallow bath of 85-87 degrees for eight minutes each day until they use the bathroom. This is a simple and quick way to ensure that your tortoise baby is well-hydrated. This is a crucial factor in keeping any tortoise available to purchase. Habitat Sulcata tortoises require huge enclosures that are sturdy enough to withstand their weight. They require shallow water dishes that are available at all times and a muddy bog to soak in. You should only buy a Sulcata Tortoise from a trusted breeder if you want to ensure that your animal is healthy. Look for a shell that is smooth and free of flaking, deformities, or other flaws as well as bright eyes that are clear and alert. You should also make sure that the animal is eating and has access to a source of sunlight to obtain vitamin D. Like many tortoises of other species, Sulcatas are long-lived animals provided they are properly taken care of. They can live up to 80 to 100 years when provided with the right habitat food, food, UV lighting, substrate as well as humidity and temperatures. This makes them a perfect pet for those willing to commit to the health and longevity of these animals. The diet of a Sulcata tortoise should be mostly plants and grasses. Tortoises should be given diverse fruits in moderation. Fruits with low levels of oxalates such as cantaloupes, apples and strawberries, as well as non-citrus fruits such as apricots, cantaloupes, and apricots must be provided. Commercial tortoise pellets must be provided every two weeks as well as vitamin D and calcium supplements. Sulcata tortoises are difficult to distinguish between males and females, particularly when they are young. Males are typically heavier and bigger, and have longer tails. The males also have concave plastrons, whereas the females are more round. Sulcatas graze and need plenty of space to dig, roam and eat. Ideally, you should give them outdoor housing during the day and keep them indoors at night to keep warm and secure. If the weather is too hot for an outdoor enclosure an enclosed garden is a good option. If needed, a garage or shed can also be converted into a suitable tortoise enclosure. You should have a suitable tortoise's hide, along with a ceramic heat lamp. Feeding Sulcata tortoises are long-lived and have a high activity level which means you can expect to keep one for a number of years. If you're thinking of getting one of these giants for a pet, make sure you provide the proper size enclosure and the right environment. This is not a breed that can be kept in an enclosed cage. It will grow out of it in a matter of years. Your Sulcata will also require a suitable outdoor space to explore and hunt in search of food. This could be an outdoor area in your yard or a secure part of your home where the tortoise is able to access the outdoors. The right habitat should include a shelter to shield your tortoise from the elements. This could be a doghouse or something you build yourself. It should be elevated to prevent flooding, and should have an open access and exit ramp. In cold weather, it should be equipped with overhead heating. It is possible to use an Kane heater or pig-blanket suspended from the roof. As herbivorous grazers, a Sulcata requires a mix of hays and plants in its diet. The hays could be timothy, alfalfa, buffalo, orchard or western wheatgrass hay, or commercial Sulcata pelleted hay. The remainder of the diet should comprise of a variety fresh greens including collards greens (no iceberg) Kale, mustard greens or turnip greens. Sulcatas love fruits such as pomegranate and grapes. In addition to providing an extensive diet It is also important to give your Sulcata plenty of hydration. It is possible to keep your tortoise hydrated by soaking it in water. water. It is also recommended to mist its enclosure every early morning with a gentle spray. Tortoises, while generally considered to be a desert species by the majority of reptiles, require more water. Sulcatas are susceptible to drying out without adequate water supply. This is why it is recommended to soak in water that is shallow for 15 minutes every day. You can also read about how to take care of yourself. Sulcata tortoises are grazers and herbivores. They require a diet rich in fiber, low in protein. Their diet should consist primarily of grains and grasses (at least 75 percent) and also edible weeds, flowers, and cactus pad pads. You can also feed them a small amount other leafy vegetables such as beet, mustard, spinach and kale, as well as endive. Avoid foods that are high in oxalates, like collards and arugula. You can supply your tortoise with the nutrients and vitamins they require by feeding them a supplementary diet such as Mazuri Tortoise LS or Zoo Med Grassland Tortoise Food. A healthy tortoise can be obtained by providing nutrition, housing and enrichment. Sulcata tortoises in captivity can live for up to 75 years! It is best to purchase your sulcata tortoise from a breeder with a good industry reputation. This will provide you with the assurance that your tortoise was raised in a clean, well-maintained and maintained facility by experienced professionals. A good sulcata brewer will be able to answer any questions and have a thorough understanding of their stock's health background and genetic diversity. Sulcatas purchased new must go through a quarantine before they can be placed in a permanent enclosure. They need a minimum of 4' x 8' and will need an outdoor enclosure that is larger when they reach adult size. Indoor enclosures should be fitted with a large heated area for basking, as well as an area that is cooler in the habitat to allow tortoises to escape the heat during the day. A UVB lamp is vital for the health of tortoises. It helps them to process the calcium they eat and should be on 12-14 hours a day. The temperature should be shut off at night. A humid hide box could also be added to the indoor enclosure. Sulcatas do best in warm, humid environments. They are tolerant of all temperatures, as long as there is a warm place in the enclosure where they can escape if it gets too hot. They should never be exposed to temperatures that are below freezing or extreme dry climates.