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Re: This raises a similar question for myself:


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Posted by EJ on September 22, 2000 at 00:43:06:

In Reply to: This raises a similar question for myself: posted by Tanya on September 21, 2000 at 07:59:23:

A leopard and a redfoot would be very difficult to keep together. Once again if you had two captive raised animals the disease part should be of no concern. The habitat shouldn't be a problem either. Where you run into the problem is in the diet. Redfoots are not grazers and Leopards should not be fed the stuff that redfoots eat. Redfoots are opportunistic feeders. They will eat and should be fed fruits veggies and an occasional mouse in addition to broad leaf greens. This would be a not so good diet for the leopard which is a devout grazer.
You could keep them together since they are very similar in size but you would have to separate them at feeding. This would be very disruptive to their normal routine when you consider tortoises forage throughout the day.


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