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I might get a Russian Tortoise, and I was wondering what kind of seeds should I spread in the enclosure? I will have both an indoor and an outdoor enclosure. Outside he/she will be able to graze freely. Moreover, inside, I will offer many greens in a food dish, lightly dusted with calcium and vitamins.
Inside I was hoping to put some Mustard or Clover seeds into the substrate of the indoor enclosure. Any ideas? I would preferably have a quick growng, less invasive species of edible plants with some nutrition? Sorry I'm not very specific, but I'm new to chelonians.
Help willl be appreciated,
Brian
 
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