Tortoises in Hawaii (Oahu and Big Island)

Frogg.Queen said:

Thank you for checking if any hatchilings were available! Also, I know importing tortoises is a good reliable option, but getting a permit and all is really complicated. I'd also be very worried if the animal stays in quarantine for a long time, and gets stressed out and sick. :,(
I think I'll perhaps wait when some new hatchlings become available. Thank you so much for your help! :^)

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No problem. If I see anything that I think maybe of interest to you I'll let you know.

Thank you!! ♡

Thank you to everyone who helped me out on this thread! Everyone's advice was a huge help for me in selecting a tortoise that's right for me! :^)
I've recently gotten into contact with someone in my area who's rehoming their 3 rescued red foot tortoises. We've struck a deal and I'm now hoping to buy her torts later this week or next week!
Thank you everyone for your tips and advice for helping me prepare and start my tortoise-keeping hobby! ♡ :^))

Aloha I live in hawaii, born & raised & these lil cuties popped up in my backyard, I've had the mom for 12 years & the dad & uncle for almost 5.. #radreptilia #sulcatasrule

craig's list is the perfect choice

Brian55 said:

What kind of tortoises are you looking for? We have a few breeders in Maui. I breed sulcatta and Indian star.

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Are you still breeding by any chance? Please tell me you are!!!!!!

Brian55 said:

What kind of tortoises are you looking for? We have a few breeders in Maui. I breed sulcatta and Indian star.

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Interested in an Indian star in Pukalani when available