Winter has got most of us under it's spell -- heck, it's even raining here in Southern California. Well, I'd like to heat things up (on the internet, at least) with our first Photo Contest! To submit your photo for consideration, post your photo in this thread following the format below. Only one entry per member, so pick your best (don't worry, we'll have other contests). Entries must be submitted by March 6, 2008 at 11:59pm. Members will then get to vote for their favorite photo.
You may only enter a photo that you personally have taken. Please do not take others images.

Update: The winner will receive the following plants care of our contest sponsor, Reptile Eats!

• 1 lb. Blend Of Choice
• 4" Dandelion
• 4" Clover
• 4" OrchardGrass
• 4" Chinese Cabbage
• 4" Pansy
  

FIRST "Cherry" HATCHLINGS
1st "Cherry" hatchlings
G. carbonaria
Terry E. Kilgore



I guess I'm going first.. someone has to.. not my best pic.. just wanted to show them!

Terry

And the winner wins a TBD.. I woke up early trying to figure out what a TBD is.. oh well -

I'm thinking TBD is To Be Decided.

"Did you get my good side?"
Calvin (from Calvin and Hobbes)
Greek Tortoise (testudo antakyensis)
Colleen (aka Cam) took the picture

Look into my eye!
Chong
Sulcata (Geochelone sulcata)
Tim aka Chucky

Title: Testudo hermanni hermanni Portrait
Name: Bumblebee
Species: Western Hermann's Tortoise (Testudo hermanni hermanni) Female
Taken By: Chris Leone

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Title: ymmmm grass and sun
Name: Dozer
Species: Sulcata (Geochelone sulcata)
Taken by: ?????????


Not the best but figured you wanted torts over turtles

Title: Aldabran tortoise with TC the Traveling Tortoise
Tortoise's name: "The Bigger One"
Species: Geochelone gigantea appx. 7 years old

Yvonne

Title of Photo: What's your name?
Tortoise Name: Sulcata- Arty and Desert Tortoise- Mr.Ed
Tortoise Species: Sulcata, Desert Tortoise
Taken by: Sherry Hutsell, Hanford, Ca

Just a note of caution: Its not a good idea to keep a desert tortoise and a sulcata together. I've taken in couple desert tortoises in the past who were quite sick because of being kept with a sulcata.

Yvonne