Does tortoise have babies

Answer 1

This will depend on the age and size of the two animals. Tortoises become mature at around 8 years. So long as the two animals are the same species, healthy and roughly the same size*, this would not be a problem. *There may be a difference in size between male and female tortoises, which will differ from species to species.

Answer 2

I used to have two red-eared slider turtles. The older one was quite larger than the younger one. Knowing what it was like, I would not recommend putting two different sized turtles together.

When I would feed them, the larger one would eat all the food before the little one had a chance, and if the little one miraculously got to the food first, the larger one would snap at it, sometimes catching onto it's shell or hand/foot. Eventually, I had to separate them while feeding.

Also, just co-habitating the aquarium, I found that the smaller turtle would get trampled on quite often by the bigger turtle.

There were many times when they would live peacefully, but it was always a worry whether or not the bigger one would seriously hurt the smaller one.

Now I only have the big turtle. My small turtle got ill and died earlier this year, in causes not related to the big guy... R.I.P. :(

In the end, it's up to you whether or not you'd like to mix them. Wish you the best of luck!

Answer 3

Yes, they can. This doesn't mean there will be any reproductive outcome, though.

Answer 4

Yes, just make sure the bigger turtle doesn't steal the baby turtles food.

Answer 5

they will not eat them once they have hatched but are knowed to eat another turtle's eggs

Answer 6

they lay eggs

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Answer 7

They hatch eggs.

Answer 8

yes