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I am interested in planting some grass in my tank. I have some questions on it like, Wouldn't my burrowing tort just tear up all the roots and grass, if i decided to grow it in just one spot should i barrier it off until it is grown? Where can i buy grass seeds? and how much do they cost?

I want to add it so my turtle can eat it at will.. Do you just water it? how fast does it grow? thanks everyone!

The best thing to do would to join or sign up for a tortoise list. I highly recommend it! http://www.tortoisetrust.org/maillist.html

steve wrote:The best thing to do would to join or sign up for a tortoise list. I highly recommend it! http://www.tortoisetrust.org/maillist.html

Don't got yahoo..Oh well!! Anyone else want to help? I am now planning to make the tank a terrarium.

Seriously, just sign up for an ID. It's a fantastic list and you'll get the best care info on tortoises there. It's not a forum, though turtleforum.com has a lot of experienced tort keepers if you like that type of discussion style. Either one will provide vastly better tortoise care answers for you.

steve wrote:Seriously, just sign up for an ID. It's a fantastic list and you'll get the best care info on tortoises there. It's not a forum, though turtleforum.com has a lot of experienced tort keepers if you like that type of discussion style. Either one will provide vastly better tortoise care answers for you.

I am currently a member of www.russiantortoisepictures.com/forum which is a helpful site i just want some information from the turtle talk family, I know the tortoise section is not very active but there is one guy on here I am waiting to hear from, he has had grass in his tort or box turtle tank but later ill sign up for that news letter.

If you are wanting to talk to a particular person you should pm them.

TMNTmommie wrote:If you are wanting to talk to a particular person you should pm them.

Several suggestions would be appreciated.

your probably not going to get too many. most people here dont know much about tortoises. sign up for what steve mentioned.