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Your First Red-Footed Tortoise is a complete, confidence building handbook for anyone ready to welcome Chelonoidis carbonarius into their life. Written for beginners but detailed enough for growing keepers, it walks you step by step from your very first search for a healthy tortoise to long term care that keeps your new companion thriving for decades. Inside, you will learn how to choose a strong, well started tortoise, understand the differences between males and females, and avoid common buying mistakes that lead to heartbreak. Clear chapters show you how to design safe indoor and outdoor enclosures, pick the right substrate, create hiding places and microclimates, and set temperature, humidity and UVB so your tortoise can explore, bask and rest much like it would in its tropical homeland. A full nutrition guide explains exactly what to feed, how often, and in what proportions, with practical lists of greens, vegetables, fruits, flowers and occasional protein, plus the supplements that protect shell and bone health. You also get calm, practical advice on handling, bonding and enrichment, so your tortoise learns to trust you through gentle, predictable interaction and stimulating daily routines. Dedicated health chapters help you spot early warning signs, prevent respiratory disease, shell problems and parasites, and work with a reptile veterinarian before small issues become emergencies. Seasonal care and non hibernation management keep your tortoise safe all year, while optional breeding basics, fun facts and myth busting sections give you a deeper understanding of this charismatic species. Whether this is your first reptile or your next long lived companion, this handbook offers a clear, humane roadmap for creating a stable habitat, a balanced diet and a thoughtful care routine so your red footed tortoise can remain healthy, active and rewarding to live with for many years to come.

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