Why should you feel sad about the pyramiding. In the majority of the cases it is strictly a cosmetic condition. While some might not like the way it looks it usually has nothing to do with the overall health of the animal.
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Originally Posted by Caroline McI
Hurley, I'm with you on that one. Mine get out when it's sunny and I stay with them. I take them to
the chapel grounds where they eat clover and other weeds I'm not sure of the names. They can hide in the plants and bushes etc and I get to sit in the sun.
I'm supposed to be moving south in the next few weeks and by god they are goin to have a smashing enclosure, Tortoise Towers I'm calling it. I know exactly how you feel, I've blamed myself alot recently but realised that the advice I was given when I got Cookie (five years ago) was not what it should be so I'm not entirely to blame.
Doesn't stop me from feeling very sad though when I realise that her pyramiding could have been avoided 
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