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Winter can bring on some challenges when it comes to housing baby tortoises safely. It can also cause the keeper serious anxiety. It doesn’t have to be that way but it’s crucial for you to understand each tortoise’s specific needs to keep them healthy and protected during the cold months. Use this video to understand tortoise species and their winter requirements while also using the links below to help fine tune your methods for housing them the right way.

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Who is Garden State Tortoise?

However you made it here, thank you and welcome to Garden State Tortoise. Garden State Tortoise is home to hundreds of animals from all around the world. We are a family dedicated to adventure, conservation of wildlife, and all things nature. We are a reptile rescue and breeding facility for more than ten years, offering refuge to those who need it, and working everyday to protect the beautiful world of reptiles in any way we can. Here on our YouTube channel you will be able to join us on our animal adventures while learning how to care for, protect, properly identify, feed and even breed many species of turtle, tortoise, snake and lizard. We even work with frogs and salamanders! We hope you enjoy our videos and help us share them with the world so we can continue to educate people of all ages about herpetology.

Chris and Casey Leone