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Baby tortoises are extremely vulnerable to predators because they are so small. Take extra care to protect them from animals like dogs, cats, raccoons, and birds. If you are keeping your tortoise indoors, make sure your other pets do not have access to the enclosure. If you bring your tortoise outside, be sure to cover the pen with a sturdy metal mesh top to keep predators out. Baby tortoises become stressed easily, so it's important to avoid over-handling them. Gentle petting and hand-feeding are fine, but you should wait until the tortoise is bigger to begin handling it more. If you do handle the tortoise, be careful not to distress it by flipping it over or dropping it. Do not allow children to handle the tortoise without supervision or for long periods of time. Pyramiding is a condition that is very common among tortoises that are raised in captivity. It occurs when the shell grows in an abnormal way, causing it to become ridged instead of smooth. This condition typically starts developing in the first year or two of life. Pyramiding may be due to calcium deficiency and/or humidity levels. Try increasing your tortoise's calcium intake by dusting his food with a balanced calcium supplement. You can also try increasing the humidity level in the pen. Respiratory disease is fairly common in captive tortoises. The term "Runny nose syndrome" (RNS) is used to describe upper respiratory infections in tortoises. You can prevent your tortoise from developing this condition by ensuring that the habitat is well-maintained. Never feed your tortoise junk food, even if it seems to enjoy it. Always stick to the recommended diet for your species. Be careful not to keep the habitat too moist. There should always be some dry land available. Let your tortoise have as much exposure to natural sunlight as possible. Use a substrate material that will not create dust or get lodged in your tortoise's nose. It's also important to reduce the tortoise's stress and not overcrowd the habitat with too many tortoises.

summary: Protect your tortoise from predators. Keep handling to a minimum. Prevent pyramiding. Prevent respiratory disease.

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. Being cool and comfortable is necessary in giving off a mysterious vibe. Having an air of quiet confidence is intriguing to others, and can greatly contribute to your mysterious image because it proves that you know exactly who you are although others may not. Maintain good posture and keep your head held high so others immediately pick up on your confident attitude. Confidence and arrogance are different; don't be rude and brag about how great you are to everyone. Those who are mysterious often march to the beat of their own drum, meaning they don't just follow the crowd. Instead of wearing trendy clothes and participating in popular activities, rock your own style and embrace all things odd. This may make you appear complex and even difficult to understand to others. Do things from time to time that others wouldn't expect you to do. This will make people doubt their perception of who you are. Actions that are seemingly out of character may ignite curiosity in others and make them wonder who you are and what you're really like. For example, if you normally never speak up in class, answer a question that the teacher asks one day with a thoughtful, intelligent answer. Mysterious people are hard to read. If you're really expressive, others will know what you're feeling without you having to say a word. Be mindful of your facial expressions and try to keep them somewhat neutral so that people aren't sure what you're thinking and feeling. For example, if you got into a big fight with your sibling or friend earlier in the day, act as if it's just a normal, uneventful day. Avoid wearing a frown or crying in front of people you interact with throughout the day. Try to stay calm, cool, and collected at all times.

summary: Display confidence Embrace your uniqueness. Do unpredictable things. Conceal your emotions.

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Even if you are fairly certain you didn't get any rubbing alcohol on your hands, it's best to wash them before you ignite the fireball. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. If any rubbing alcohol splashed on your clothes, it's very important to change into new clothes. Having rubbing alcohol on your clothes can cause your clothes to get set on fire. Don't ignite your fireball in a cluttered space or around highly flammable objects like papers. Try to find an empty, neutral space like your driveway or inside a concrete garage. Set up a fire extinguisher as an extra safety precaution. Review how to use the fire extinguisher before lighting the fireball. It's not a good idea to set fire to the ball when it is in your hands. Instead, pick it up using a pair of tweezers or tongs and hold it out in front of you. Clear the bowl of rubbing alcohol away, as it could be a fire hazard. Use a fire source, preferably a long reach lighter, to ignite the ball. The ball should immediately be consumed by flames and become a fireball! After you light the fireball, you have the option of holding it by the tongs or tweezers, or holding it in your hand. If you decide you want to hold it, drop the fireball carefully into your palm, making sure not to drop it on the ground. If you do drop the fireball, you can try to scoop it up, or just stamp on it with your foot to put it out. Though it's safe to handle the fireball, if you hold it in the same place in your hand, it will become very hot and may burn you. Instead of holding the fireball in the same spot, shift it between your left and right hand. Hold your hands away from your body so that there is no risk of the fireball catching your clothes on fire. Remember not to panic. It's safe to hold the fireball as long as you keep shifting it around and keep it away from your clothing. Whenever you are done playing with the fireball, close your hand over it. This should cause the fireball to extinguish. Make sure that the fireball is completely extinguished by running water over it. Then dispose of the ball.
summary: Wash your hands. Find a clear, safe space. Hold the ball with a pair of tweezers or tongs. Ignite the ball with a fire source. Drop the fireball into your hand. Shift the ball from hand to hand. Put out the fireball.