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@Tom yesterday my tortoise lay another egg, i will try above method suggested, which is 4 weeks at 80 degrees (since i live in tropical country, a bit difficult to reach below this point). my question is, how much is the humidity when diapause and how much when incubating?

@wellington thanks for tagging and @Tom thanks for replying, i've read a lot of your awesome post here. sorry, my location info on bio is wrong, i cannot update it though. i'm from and in southeast asia. the seller told me it's wc, and somehow believe it since the patttern is different from CB...

so, june 29th my CB female burmese star(A) weighted 3000 gr/25 cm lay one egg and obviously it's infertile since i only have 2 female burmese star. burmese no 2 (B) is slow growth and only weighted 2100 gr/20 cm now. then on july 4th i got one WC male burmese star (1100 gr/17 cm) this week...

@Markw84 thank you.

@G-stars thank you

@G-stars @Markw84 above "A" tortoise is now 2950gr and just lay one egg on the surface yesterday. think it's time to get the male now. could you guys pls check whether below is correctly sexing male?

@Gus thanks mate @Tom here's closer video of A https://we.tl/t-wy8sGzvHjF and B https://we.tl/t-vBKWblGxNz looking forward for your opinion

hi, pls help reconfirm which one is male from below picture all is around 14 cm lenght thanks in advance

thank you. i'm now considering getting new male

thank you. It explains a lot.

what makes you change your opinion? Thought it should be pair from the previous owner(seller)

Hi, thanks for the reply A is 1700 gram and 20 cm long B is 1000 gram and 16 cm long

hi, i got 2 burmese star and got confused about their sex. any help are welcomed A: B: