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Welcome to TortoiseForum.org !
08-15-2007, 11:30 PM
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Welcome to TortoiseForum.org !
Welcome to TortoiseForum.org. We strive to be the leader in tortoise (and turtle) discussions on the web, covering all topics as they are related to everything from the Cryptodira suborder (thats a fancy way of saying tortoises). Our forums allow for in-depth and specific discussions which can be read by tortoise enthusiasts worldwide!

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I am Josh. I am the site admin/moderator/what-have-you. I love learning about tortoises and currently care for 2 desert tortoise hatchlings.
Please use this space to introduce yourself (and your tortoises).
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08-20-2007, 07:04 AM
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Cool RE: Welcome to Tortoise Forum .org !
Hello!

I have a 4 yr. old Sulcata male, and a 15 yr. old California Desert Tortoise male. I live in Southern California. I hope this website catches on!!!

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Sourthern California
2.0 Children, 2.0 Dogs, 1.0 California Desert Tortoise, 2.0 Sulcatas, 1.0 Russian Tortoise, 1.0 Wood Turtle, 1.0 Leopard Gecko, 1.0 Green Iguana, 0.1 Chinchilla, 1.0 Cat, 0.0.2 Tree Frogs, 1.0 Guinea Pig
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08-20-2007, 10:43 AM
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RE: Welcome to Tortoise Forum .org !
welcome squirtle!
i, too, live in SoCal. should be perfect weather for the desert tort i might adopt.
what are your tortoises named?
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08-20-2007, 02:39 PM (This post was last modified: 08-20-2007 02:42 PM by Josh.)
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Toungue RE: Welcome to Tortoise Forum .org !
Hi, Great idea...Wow i have already jumped in. This is wonderful i can not hold back my excitement. I have a Sulcata around 4 yrs old, i have had him for 2 years. So much fun.
I cant wait to hear everyones tortoise stories.
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08-20-2007, 02:46 PM (This post was last modified: 08-20-2007 02:46 PM by firewoman73.)
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.jpg  tortoise in bowl.JPG (Size: 376.62 KB / Downloads: 36) Hi just saw an add on the Austin craigslist for this forum so I thought Id sign up. Im going to try to attach a picture of my tortoise when she was about 9 weeks old. She is now about 4 months old. Im looking forward to reading the post on this forum. Thanks
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08-20-2007, 02:57 PM
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welcome, tortoise mommy and firewoman73. great to have you here!
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08-20-2007, 04:25 PM
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Hey! I'm in San Diego.
I have 2 Sulcatas, 2 Hermanns, 2 Deserts (1 baby, 1 adult)
I hope this site pops off. I'll post this in the 2 worthless Tortoise Myspace groups I'm in
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08-20-2007, 05:23 PM
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Bansh88 Wrote:Hey! I'm in San Diego.
I have 2 Sulcatas, 2 Hermanns, 2 Deserts (1 baby, 1 adult)
I hope this site pops off. I'll post this in the 2 worthless Tortoise Myspace groups I'm in

Bansh88 - do you keep your two deserts together? I'm asking because we already have a large older female (about 30 years and 14 inches long) that roams our yard and occasionally our house. We want another and I'm thinking of picking up a young (2yr old 10 inch) male. I'm concerned about how my old lady will do with a new companion.
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08-20-2007, 10:02 PM
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RE: Welcome to Tortoise Forum .org !
Welcome to Bansh88 and Kyrazy.
I love hearing about multiple-tortoise-homes. I fully intend on adopting as many tortoises as I can manage once I have enough space for them all to happily roam.
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08-21-2007, 07:19 AM
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we are in lynnwood washington... due to our rainy weather stoli and ozo stay inside... i have no idea how old they are. i got them from my work. well i got stoli and my friend got ozo... any who... she got bored with ozo and gave her to me... i love her... she loves petts! she stretches out her neck so i can itch her, lol. i wish i knew how to tell their age. because when i had housed them together they were trying to breed. any one know how to tell age?
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08-21-2007, 07:27 AM (This post was last modified: 08-21-2007 07:28 AM by Tiffany.)
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Hi everyone! I am in Orlando Florida and right now I have 33 turtles and tortoises, the tortoises being 2 sulcata and a russian. I had 4 sulcata until about two months ago...they were all getting to big to have 4 around so two I got from someone up north who couldn't handle them went to a good friend and I still see them. I do still have a two year old male I bought, and a rescue from the Central Florida Zoo who is severly messed up {no fault of the zoo, they found him outside their gates, dropped off} I also have 3 iguanas, 1 blue tongue skink,2 bunnies,1 corn snake and a conure bird. Ask any questions you have and I hope to get to know everyone!

2 sulcata,1 russian,12 red ears,2 pennisula cooters,1 red belly cooter,1 penn/redbelly hybrid,2 ornate woods,2 Fl box,1 African Helmeted sideneck,2 three toe box,1 striped mud,3 reeves,2 Japanese,1 yellow belly,1 melanistic slider.
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08-21-2007, 07:39 AM
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Toungue RE: Welcome to Tortoise Forum .org !
My Sulcata is named Squirt (hence my sign in name!!!) and my Desert Tortoise is name Tomas (or Thomas if you are boring!!!). I also have a Red-Eared Slider that I found injured crawling across the street...her name is RK. For RoadKill. Yes, I have a sick sense of humor.

I had a young Sulcata that escaped before I put an automatic closer on the door to our garage from the back yard. I am still searching for him....it has been 5 weeks. I check the Animal Shelters online every few days, called Casa de Tortuga, and posted on Craigslist. If anyone has any other ideas, please share.


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2.0 Children, 2.0 Dogs, 1.0 California Desert Tortoise, 2.0 Sulcatas, 1.0 Russian Tortoise, 1.0 Wood Turtle, 1.0 Leopard Gecko, 1.0 Green Iguana, 0.1 Chinchilla, 1.0 Cat, 0.0.2 Tree Frogs, 1.0 Guinea Pig
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08-21-2007, 07:59 AM (This post was last modified: 08-21-2007 08:05 AM by Crazy1.)
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Hi, I am in the Inland Empire, California,
I have 2 Greeks, Ajax and Echo (about 13 yrs according to my reptile vet).
I also have 4 redear sliders, Eeney, Meany, Miney and Bo (they are about 8 months).
Heard about this group on Craigslist.
Glad to be here.


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08-21-2007, 08:50 AM
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Hello, I am new at this sort of thing. I got this forum from Corvallis,Or. Craig's list and I am excited. I have a baby sulcuta that is about 2 to 4 months old, not sure, I got him from a kid. I also have an Eastern box turtle I also I also got from another kid. I am lookig forward to getting some advise and also seeing what other people talk about.
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08-21-2007, 09:36 AM
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Welcome Tortmom, Tiffany, Crazy1, and AshleyStoliOzo! Thanks for joining our community
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