Occasionally, we have our hatchlings available  

 

Eastern Hermann's Tortoises are more common, while Western Hermann's Tortoises are rarer. Western Hermann's are significantly smaller when fully grown and typically lay only a couple of eggs.  

 

Our hatchlings are fed a diet of mixed weeds, supplemented with products like Testudo Pre Alpin, Nutrabol, and calcium.  

 

We can provide a setup upon request, which includes a table with Arcadia T5 UV lighting and other essentials. Please note, setups are only available with prior notice.  

 

It's crucial to ensure your tortoise's setup is ideal. They require an environment where they can thrive, not just survive, with proper lighting being especially important. We strongly advise thorough research, as many sellers offer inadequate products that could harm your tortoise's health.  

 

These tortoises will eventually need a heated outdoor enclosure with access to the outdoors, even as small hatchlings.  

 

If you’re purchasing a tortoise between October and February, keep in mind that Mediterranean tortoises brumate during colder months, which affects their behavior. Overwintered tortoises need very bright lighting and warm temperatures. Neglecting this can harm them if kept indoors, as they won’t brumate properly due to warmer conditions.  

 

* Please note we do not offer courier services.  

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Please make sure you have your setup ready before you purchase (or getting us to put one together for you) We can put a recommended setup together for you.

Never buy on impulse. All hatchlings are bred by ourselves not imported and sold on. They also come with correct article 10 paperwork applied by ourselves as the breeder (not fake imported from farms)

 

We have a form below if your looking at having a tortoise from ourselves. 

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Please note we incubate our tortoise eggs at 32°C. Its at the highest end of the scale for incubation. Some say the higher the incubation temps the more likely female. However there are no guarantees on this where ever you buy your tortoise from.  There is unfortunately no way of telling if a tortoise is male or female at that size. When immature, they all show characteristics of a female. Although this is just because they are not mature. Normally  tortoise become sexable from around 5 years old (500g in weight) 

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