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Thank you for sharing those pics are amazing. I love the colors like a python.
Fred, Fantastic pics. That albino is stunning! I have never seen anything like it. I think you gave everyone a case of the "wants".
Wow those are amazing!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing those pics!!!
Those Tortoises are lovely! They look so unique Smile
Wow!! Welcome Fred.
I love those Red foots!!!
(and those Leopards) and that Ornate, and of course can't forget the Russians!!
WOW!!!! i just can't stop see that albino.. VERY CUTE!!!! i'd like one. can you just "give" it to me fred? Smile it's really amazing!!!!! nice collection!
this is the first time i've seen albino tortoise. i know there must be albino tortoise since turtle also have albino. and it's not just 1. but there are 3 here. oh my god............... so incredible. they're so cool. how do you treat them? the same like other red foot? i heard that usually the albino types are much more aggressive. are they? if you don't mind i'm gonna save your red foot pictures in my computer. they are so so so so freakingly amazing.

can you give me a hint on how much you sell that one albino red foot to my private message box? hehehe. i just want to know. because if you're here in my country i believe the price will be a fortune worth.
There have been albino redfoots for sale here Anja. This year and a few years ago at the Daytona expo they had albinos for sale.
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The last one was from this past year and is a cherryhead
A hypomelanistic
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Danny
wow... great pics, Danny. Love the sulcata (the 2nd pic is a sulcata, right?) and the cherryhead.
TestudoGeek Wrote:wow... great pics, Danny. Love the sulcata (the 2nd pic is a sulcata, right?) and the cherryhead.

ok, that is not a sulcata. just a bad case of pyramiding on a Redfoot....
TestudoGeek Wrote:
TestudoGeek Wrote:wow... great pics, Danny. Love the sulcata (the 2nd pic is a sulcata, right?) and the cherryhead.

ok, that is not a sulcata. just a bad case of pyramiding on a Redfoot....
Yes it seems to be hard to let them grow withoud pyramiding but I think it will be ok with the right food.

They sold them for a lot off money aboud $ 15000.
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