Red Footed Tortoise Diet: What to feed a Red Footed Tortoise?
The diet of the red-footed tortoise should consist mostly fruits and vegetables, with supplemental insects every now and then.

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The diet of the red-footed tortoise should consist mostly fruits and vegetables, with supplemental insects every now and then.
The recommended humidity level for Red-Footed Tortoises is 70-80%, which is higher than normal air humidity (30%-50%).
A Red-Footed Tortoise enclosure should be at least 6 square feet. It should have a basking area, as well as a dark room for sleep and rest.
The best substrate for a Red Footed tortoise is Compressed Coconut Fiber. It is great at retaining moisture and suppressing bad odors.
The key to caring for a baby Red-Footed Tortoise is a humid environment with substrate and a UVB light. They also need a herbivore diet.