I do believe that's a Hermann's tortoise. I would check out [this guide](https://www.hermannihaven.com/t-hermanni-care-sheet). I don't want to flood you with information, as that's a pretty in-depth guide, so once you've given it a good read, we'd be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Tortoises can dig and climb so it might have gotten in recently. He looks reasonably healthy except for a little bit of pyramiding which to me suggests he’s a somewhat recent escapee.
I do believe that's a Hermann's tortoise. I would check out [this guide](https://www.hermannihaven.com/t-hermanni-care-sheet). I don't want to flood you with information, as that's a pretty in-depth guide, so once you've given it a good read, we'd be happy to answer any questions you may have.
Might be worth taking it to a vet to see if it has been microchipped. Usually on one of the back legs
Oh yeah, I just recently found out it's much more common in the UK. Here in the US it's not common at all.
it's actually mandatory for CITES-A listed species in many countries in the EU.
Tortoises can dig and climb so it might have gotten in recently. He looks reasonably healthy except for a little bit of pyramiding which to me suggests he’s a somewhat recent escapee.
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No strawberries for hermann's