How To Set Up A Tortoise Table - Tortoise Starter Kit Advice

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  • Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
  • Our reptile expert Ben talks you through how to set up a tortoise table and what kind of equipment you should look for in a tortoise starter kit.
    The video includes advice on what kind of space you'll need, what lighting and heating equipment is required and how to adequately feed and water your tortoise.
    Essential tortoise supplies are available at: www.thepetexpre...

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  • @izzylee7930
    @izzylee7930 10 років тому +18

    Dude you have better hair than me, um, I'm jealous

  • @wulfskal5954
    @wulfskal5954 10 років тому +9

    Thanks for the video gave me sum ideas to build my own

  • @imranio1983
    @imranio1983 8 років тому +6

    What goes into the Tortoise's sleeping area? the same substrate or do they have specific bedding?

  • @litangle2000
    @litangle2000 5 років тому +3

    Why are all the comments about his hair

  • @joellancaster5831
    @joellancaster5831 4 роки тому +2

    This was lowkey helpful thanks

  • @shrutijadhav3675
    @shrutijadhav3675 3 роки тому +1

    I also want same house but bugger

  • @ThePetExpress
    @ThePetExpress  10 років тому

    A must-watch for any tortoise owner (potential or otherwise) who is thinking about investing in our Flatpack Vivexotic Viva Tortoise Table.
    www.thepetexpress.co.uk/reptiles-living-spaces/reptile-vivarium-starter-kits/tortoise-table-flatpack
    #howtoguides #howto #tortoise #petowners #youtube #howtovideos

  • @sarahjulie-ann356
    @sarahjulie-ann356 9 років тому +3

    I have this table and a little 3 month old Mediteranian Hermann tortoise called Charlie and she loves it! Very active, thrown a few washed pebbles from the garden, a bit of wood and semi circle piece of bark!

  • @finnsreptiles9326
    @finnsreptiles9326 3 роки тому

    I don’t really like setups such as tortoise tables they are not suitable for any tortoise species after the age of 2. Also it needs uvb or you tortoise will be deformed. Basically don’t use this for a tortoise

  • @shrutijadhav3675
    @shrutijadhav3675 3 роки тому +1

    Means bigger

  • @itzjamie2453
    @itzjamie2453 7 років тому +1

    Is a heat lamp and uv light the same thing

  • @cheeseman4388
    @cheeseman4388 4 роки тому +1

    Cost ?

  • @elitedoller4958
    @elitedoller4958 3 роки тому

    Bad video. We can’t even see what the inside looks like.

  • @webscaped
    @webscaped 10 років тому +1

    where can I buy the UV light bracket that you showed at the start?

  • @connormcgown1194
    @connormcgown1194 3 роки тому

    Great video but you sound like jaackmaate

  • @user-rd4cd7ph7x
    @user-rd4cd7ph7x 5 років тому +1

    I wish we had these in the US.

  • @SuccessforLifester
    @SuccessforLifester 6 років тому

    He has silky looking hair. He should be in a shampoo commercial

  • @panfishing1012
    @panfishing1012 8 років тому

    Can Americans buy this lol since different currency

  • @bernadettehusch599
    @bernadettehusch599 8 років тому

    do it yourself , go to woodprix page and learn how .

  • @itzpurplegirl
    @itzpurplegirl 8 років тому

    Darn this is another country

  • @kirstybailey5590
    @kirstybailey5590 4 роки тому

    Needs uv strip

  • @mowglibowgli2248
    @mowglibowgli2248 7 років тому

    This might be a dumb question but would a Russian tortoise be the same for a Mediterranean tortoise (same needs and cages and food)

  • @katielp97
    @katielp97 9 років тому

    where can i get the light bracket ?

  • @scottforman2045
    @scottforman2045 3 роки тому

    What watt did you use for that cage

    • @christianfoghsrensen5744
      @christianfoghsrensen5744 3 роки тому +1

      if its a heat only bulb it will be best to go for around 75W in most cases, depends on how high you want to mount it, and 13W 10.0 for a UVB only bulb. however if you want one that can do both, you can do with the 70/80W options if you mount it close enoch, but the 100-160W options can also be used, if you want to mount it higher. it will in any case be a good idea to measure the temperature in the heating area. it actually depends on what temperature your tortoise like to bask at. it can be between 35-55 degrees Celsius. the best case will be if the heating area has a lot of opportunity to bask in different spots, so the tortoise can decide for itself if it want to bask in 55 degrees or 45 degrees or 35 degrees. and the cold end of your tortoises home should be at max 25 degrees Celsius, it will be ideal, if the tortoise has the opportunity to find a spot with around 15 degrees Celsius.

  • @Zapton5
    @Zapton5 9 років тому

    Well that was time I could of spent more wisely.

  • @meo7908
    @meo7908 7 років тому

    I like toytles

  • @deemorena4266
    @deemorena4266 8 років тому

    Would this be big enough for 2 tortoises??

    • @noahking24
      @noahking24 8 років тому +6

      Oh my god no this is barely big enough for a mid size tortoise

    • @hemagurunh9731
      @hemagurunh9731 7 років тому

      Dorcas Macanda maximum 4, he says in a follow up video, hope I helped.

    • @meganhope1225
      @meganhope1225 6 років тому

      if they are baby's then yeah, when they grow a little bigger u wanna get a bigger cage :) hope this helped :)

    • @lewissmythe3003
      @lewissmythe3003 5 років тому +1

      Not even good for 1 tbh

    • @amynavarro8124
      @amynavarro8124 5 років тому +1

      This is for a baby tortoise setup

  • @maverikgaming901
    @maverikgaming901 8 років тому

    I feed my russians 3 times aweek to stop them from over eating. And pyramiding.

    • @danielledewitt1
      @danielledewitt1 4 роки тому +2

      Maverik gaming Wow. I bet they are hungry.

    • @christianfoghsrensen5744
      @christianfoghsrensen5744 3 роки тому +1

      they actually don't overeat, the only problem can be if they don't get enough exercise, therefore it is very important to have a big living area for them to take long walks around in. but if they can do what they want, it is actually way best to feed them every day with around their own body mass of food. if they do not exercise enough they will get bags of fat on their legs. however pyramiding comes from wrong feeding, mostly too much protein, but generally it is very important to keep it away from high protein, fat, carbonate inclusive sugar and plants sprayed with stuff you don't know about (plants from supermarkets) (ecological can sometimes be used)