Be sure to provide your tortoise with a shallow bowl of water for drinking. Change the water regularly to keep it fresh. Don't be too alarmed if your tortoise doesn't seem to drink much. Some species, especially those that are native to arid climates, drink very little water, but it's still a good idea to have it available for them. Every one to two weeks, you should soak your tortoise in a bowl of room temperature water for approximately 15-20 minutes. This will help keep the tortoise hydrated.  Make sure the water doesn't go any higher than the tortoise's chin. The tortoise may start drinking while it is soaking, so make sure the water stays clean. Tortoises all need to be fed a varied diet in order to ensure that they get all of the nutrients they need. Each species of tortoise, however, has its own specific dietary needs. Be sure to identify the species of tortoise that you have and feed it a diet that is recommended for that species.  Desert tortoises should be fed a combination of grasses, leafy greens, and cactus flowers, with a small amount of fruit. Grassland grazers like leopard tortoises should be fed a variety of grasses and leafy green vegetables. You should not feed them other vegetables, fruits, or meat. It's extremely important to supplement a baby tortoise's diet with vitamin D3 and calcium. Tortoises can die without these nutrients, so don't skip this step! A multivitamin is also good for balancing out nutritional needs. You can buy supplements in powder form at any store that sells supplies for tortoises. You can also crush supplements that come in pill form.
وفر ماء الشرب. ضع سلحفاتك في الماء كل أسبوع. قدم لسلحفاتك طعامًا متنوعًا. قدم لها الفيتامينات.