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The Horsefield Tortoise is a herbivore. These tortoises should be fed grasses, leafy greens, vegetation and flowers of non-poisonous plants and weeds. They require a well-balanced diet to keep them healthy so you can also give them food pellets occasionally.
Like most forest tortoise species, they will eat a wide variety of different foods. However, you must still ensure that they are getting properly nourished by what you're feeding them. As an omnivore, the redfoot tortoise needs both plants and animals included in its diet.However, the ratio of fruit and vegetation should be much higher than the meat that you feed it. When living in the wild, redfoot tortoises eat, on average, the following ratios: 55% fruit, 35% greens, and 10% protein diet.ike most forest tortoise species, they will eat a wide variety of different foods. However, you must still ensure that they are getting properly nourished by what you're feeding them. As an omnivore, the redfoot tortoise needs both plants and animals included in its diet.