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Hermann/ Ibera spur thighed/Tunisian spur thighed tortoise hatchlings

£100

PO7

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Photo 1 of 1: Hermann/ Ibera spur thighed/Tunisian spur thighed tortoise hatchlings

Hermann/ Ibera spur thighed/Tunisian spur thighed tortoise hatchlings

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Photo 1 of 1: Hermann/ Ibera spur thighed/Tunisian spur thighed tortoise hatchlings

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Type of pet
Reptiles
Breed
Tortoise
Sex
Female

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Tortoise hatchlings active and healthy. I have both Ibera and Hermann hatchlings which are a med species that hibernate and then a small non hibernating sub species of spur thighed (Tunisian) . All require a table top set up with a good quality uv/basking bulb, a top soil substrate and shallow water dish. I feed a natural edible plant diet and provide a multivitamin , limestone flour, chalk and cuttle fish to ensure healthy growth. A picture of your set up is needed before collection of the hatchling which can be emailed.

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