Well with all the hoopla over these guys ...here they are


They have been under that lamp the whole time. I thought I heard some clicking ...I'll have to go check them again later. The less stress the better. I sure hope they dont come down w/ RI
Thanks for evryones well wishes and prayers...I appreciate it.

The look really nice Tracy, good luck with them!

They look great Tracy When they are settled in, can you post plastron shots of the 2 of them?

Danny

They look big! Are they? And just... YAAAAAAAAAAAY! Hey I should be seeing them soon, eh?!?! Deontay doesn't know it but I'm giving him the leopard we're getting from you for Christmas! He thinks its totally mine, but I decided since that was his first thing on his Christmas list that he can have it, 'cause it's all the same to me, I'll still end up doing the work! LOL!

I second the YAAAAAAAAY! Can't wait to hear more about them and names gotta have names

I'm not good with names....
Lets hear what you all think of

I vote you name them Kelly the First, and Kelly the Second!



Or Behemoth. Titanic. Chuck and Nordstrom. Or Sparky. ooooo or use some Dr Seuss names! Oliver Boliver Butt, Zanzibar Buck-Buck McFate, or maybe Sir Michael Carmichael Zutt.


Oh wait, are they girls or boys.

On of each Kelly, its a pair

They look great Tracy, and thank God they finally made it there......I'm still dealing with DHL for it

by they way I just read all the other posts, and to answer a few questions, the female has laid one clutch before, they are sub-adults not quite as large as most of my others, but they are a great pair. The male is very aggressive and will make a nice breeder. They are T. h. boettgeri, interestingly enough, the male has a solid black plastron somewhat resembling that of T. h. hermanni. It's very unique