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Hi Can anyone help me identify if this tortoise is a boy or girl, if you can that would be a lot of help

I'm not too sure but my guess is that you are right and they are desert tortoises

I am going to take the advice but I'm a bit more worried if someone takes him ( especially since there has been crimes rising in my area) because before I had him I used to have one but when my neighbor was moving out there was construction going on in his house and the people that were working...

Here are some pics of my tort

I do keep my dogs and tortoise separated but when my dogs want to go outside to do their buisness that when sometimes ( not all the times) he starts to headbob at them but the dogs don't really mind him.

Hi I was really wondering on why tortoise keeps head bobbing at my dogs, he chases them and tries to bite them on their ears but he mostly keeps head bobbing at them, is that normal tortoise behavior?

I've decided not to adopt a sulcata due to them being aggressive to other tortoises but thanks to the people who have been offering their tortoise but I would like to adopt a leopard tortoise rather than a sulcata

Hi I'm looking to adopt a sulcata tortoise (mainly an adult male or female or juvenile) in the SoCal are mainly in the Los Angeles area. I live in Torrance CA and have 5,800 sq ft.

I'm interested in adopting your red foot tortoise

I'm interested in adopting your Greek tortoises

That is definitely the Mojave desert tortoise

Hi I'm somewhat new to this Place and I was wondering is it illegal to breed desert tortoise's in California because I currently have a male desert tortoise and was wondering if I'm able to breed him.

I found a website called www.bigappleherp.com that can ship to Hawaii but you would have to call them first or wait for an email when you completed your order but besides that they have a huge selection of reptiles

You can check offer up

Is she still available if she is I would willingly adopt her, I live in Torrance CA and have had expirence with tortoises in the past