Leopard, Redfoot, and Greek Tortoise Enclosures from Arizona Sulcata

Tour of the new Leopard, Redfoot, and Greek Tortoise enclosures at Arizona Sulcata.

[@ourleopardtortoises6543]

Great video

[@StarHelix888]

thanks for posting this video! Leopard tortoises are my favorite!

[@pipsqueake3968]

I'm glad to see you post!

[@matthewswetland3238]

Thanks for posting Austin love the videos

[@dilantorres1014]

What do you if it snows in Arizona or gets super cold for a few months.

[@azsulcata]

It doesn't ever snow where I'm at. It can drop below freezing (although rare and only for a day or two) but all my enclosures will heat well enough to handle temps around 20 degrees which just doesn't happen here. I have higher wattage bulbs I can swap out to just in case.

[@stevendouglas3371]

How do you keep the humidity up for the redfoots?

[@azsulcata]

With them having a tree and bush in the enclosure along with the grass a daily spraying will do the trick. Without vegetation it would be much more difficult. The pad I built their house up on is garden top soil which also holds lots of moisture.

[@stevendouglas3371]

That's awesome! Thank you for the response!

[@crisdiaz32107]

Do you keep the leopard tortoises out year round?

[@azsulcata]

Yes, all of my tortoises once they get to be a certain size/age live outside year round.

[@sabi56847]

Do snake attack them?

[@azsulcata]

I don't have any problems with snakes where I live. In their natural habitat though they are known to share burrows with snakes without issue.

[@redefv]

With Russian torts, the females are larger. With Sulcatas, the males are larger. Which is larger when it comes to Leopards?

[@azsulcata]

With Leopards females are typically larger than the males.