Recent content by Otis1288

I have a group of Redfoots and cherry heads I am needing to get rid of. In the process of divorce and am not going to be able to take them with me with the current living situation. I do need to get rid of them rather quickly and will entertain all offers and questions best I can Thank you

I picked this little “guy” up at the local reptile show last month. I was enamored with its coloration. It looks like pics of other Bolivian, but I am in now way experienced at identifying. Just wondering wich local it could possibly be. Thanks

Just an update. It’s been over a month and no issues or problems with any of my torts. Moved them to some temporary enclosures until next year just to be safe. Thank you again for all the replies and help

I did used an organic soap to wash them. I will immediately wash the rest of the pen with it as well. Thank you for that tip, I didn’t think of that. The manufacturer told me that the potency of the oil should also be greatly diminished. Cold and heat degrade the effectiveness as a pesticide...

Thank you

If it is in the incorrect category, I would appreciate the help getting it to the proper place

I have a female(?) cherry head that has extra scutes. Some one here on the forums had said it may be caused by higher incubation temps. I’m no expert though lol

Not sure if I put this on the proper catagory. If so, I apologize. kind of rushed!

I have a current group of 3 red foot tortoises. One is a cherryhead. I was in the process of building new outdoor pens, got far enough along to let them explore the new area. (40in x 25ft) While I was working in my blacksmith shop, one of my sons had sprayed some old organic Neem oil all over...

Yea that's what I'm concerned about is ratio and age. I wasn't expecting another tort, so after some quarantine I'd have to house them together for lack of space. I house outside primarily this time of year

more concern than intrigue

Hmmm... just wondering about breeding now. If they are boy/girl

Thanks. I like using them for low "umbrella" like cover