Re: Does your tortoise hide at night (for indoor at night torts)

Posted by Eric T. on July 19, 2000 at 12:46:09:

In Reply to: Does your tortoise hide at night (for indoor at night torts) posted by Leslie on July 18, 2000 at 16:47:07:

:Since the vivarium is new to him, he might be exploring. Another possibility is that he is more comfortable with you-- you are no longer a threat.
Skippy doesn't hide at night but he does have his favorite sleeping spot. The funny thing is he sometimes changes his sleeping spot for a few days then goes back to his favorite spot again.I suspect that one spot maked him feel safe, and the other is closer to the food dish (you never know when you need to get to the food dish before anyone else!
-Eric-

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: : :Since the vivarium is new to him, he might be exploring. Another possibility is that he is more comfortable with you-- you are no longer a threat. : Skippy doesn't hide at night but he does have his favorite sleeping spot. The funny thing is he sometimes changes his sleeping spot for a few days then goes back to his favorite spot again.I suspect that one spot maked him feel safe, and the other is closer to the food dish (you never know when you need to get to the food dish before anyone else! : -Eric-

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