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Wow! Cant wait to see photos.

That is so awesome. Imagine what he has been through over all those years. Wish he could write a memoir.

Very cool. Do you know his history?

Wow, that is going to be great. What kind of tortoises will you have in there?

Nice looking torts

What an interesting acute pattern. I think his name needs to be something triangular, haha.

Hello fellow Floridian!

Beautiful snake. I'm not a snake lover, nor hater, but my daughter got a ball python last year and she's growing on me (the snake, not my daughter, she's always been great)

Looks great.

We went today and had a good time. My estimate was 60% snakes, 30% lizards and 10% everything else. One seller had a variety of hatchling tortoises and turtles as well as a few adult yellow foot. They has Leopards ($159), Marginated ($149), Herman's ($149), Elongated ($149), and Red Foot. A...

Thanks. We're going to go check it out so I'll report back.

Welcome. We love photos if you have any.

Looks great. How big of a Sulcata?

Has anyone been to this show, and if so do they typically have tortoises? It's a bit of a drive for me, and I was hoping to get a heads up. Thanks.

Hi, We just got 4 R.F.s 1 1/2 weeks ago. They were hatched 1 or 2 weeks prior. For the first week, they were exactly like yours, hiding all day. They only ate when we got them out for their daily soak. They would ear a little, and then right back to bed. This week, they are starting to...

You should write children's books.

Welcome, cant wait to see photos.

Welcome!

Thanks! It weights a ton so would not be practical to ship. I could probably build one if someone local needed one. Turns out I use it in the yard more than moving Lumpy. You can tilt it and slide a heavy garbage can up into it. Plus our Corgi (Yogi) loves riding around in it.

IMO neither are very interactive, but still fun. My daughter has a Ball Python, and while I don't hat it, I find it less interesting. The Python mostly sits in one of a few spots in her cage. If out, you pretty much must be in physical contact with it. Tortoises I'm finding are interactive...