10 litre bag of ready mixed top quality tortoise substrate
organic top soil and play pit sand prepared substrate especially for leopard tortoises
organic soil and sand ready mixed substrate for indian star tortoises
top quality top soil and play pit sand substrate ready to use for greek tortoises
10 litre bag of ready mixed top quality tortoise substrate
organic top soil and play pit sand prepared substrate especially for leopard tortoises
organic soil and sand ready mixed substrate for indian star tortoises
top quality top soil and play pit sand substrate ready to use for greek tortoises

Substrate (10L) - soil/sand mixes

£14.99

  • mix of high quality, organic, unfertilised top soil and play-pit sand

  • mimics tortoise's natural habitat

  • helps simulate humidity levels more closely than other substrates

  • helps provide microclimates as your tortoise digs down into the soil

Tortoise breed:

  • mix of high quality, organic, unfertilised top soil and play-pit sand

  • mimics tortoise's natural habitat

  • helps simulate humidity levels more closely than other substrates

  • helps provide microclimates as your tortoise digs down into the soil

This substrate has been specially prepared to provide the perfect blend of organic top soil with soft play-pit sand to mimic your tortoise’s natural habitat.

Our substrate is a tried and tested mix for the breeds of tortoise we sell here at HappyTortoises.

It will also help simulate humidity levels more closely than other substrates available. 

 

We currently stock substrate mixes for:

  • Leopard tortoises

  • Indian Star tortoises (also suitable for Burmese Star tortoises)

  • and Mediterranean spur-thighed (“Greek”) tortoises (also suitable for other Mediterranean species of tortoise such as Horsfields, Hermanns and Marginated).

 

Directions:

  • Spread substrate over the bottom of the tortoise table (soil depth: approx. height of the tortoise, e.g 1-2" deep for hatchlings/juveniles)

  • Spot-clean daily and remove any soiled substrate

  • Change substrate completely every 4-6 weeks

  • Lightly mist substrate daily to make slightly damp as this will help maintain humidity levels and microclimates

  • Avoid making substrate too wet to avoid health problems

  • Do not allow soil to dry out and become dusty

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