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I can't find my records right now . I may have guessed a tad high, She was probably more like 4 pounds at a year and a half.

At 1 1/2 years, Darwin was 5 pounds.

Darwin is the largest 4-year-old that I have seen personally . I'm sure there are bigger but I know people first hand that have them the same age but not even half the size. I would like to see pics of other 4-year-olds.

Thanks, guys! When I first got her, she was starting to pyramid but thanks to joining this forum and taking all of Tom's advice, she turned out pretty nice.

Hey, guys, It has been a year or more since Darwin and I have checked in. Life has been busy, just hard to find the time ya know? Anyway, Darwin is doing great. She is 4 years old now and though she outgrew her scale a long time ago, I guess her to be around 40 pounds? Here is the latest photo...

@Sandy Martinez My Darwin is 4 years old.

My feet are size 11 1/2 so I guess my Darwin is growing well?

Darwin having a bit of white pumpkin

Thanks! Yeah she is crazy like a dog. She follows me every step I take. I just clap my hands and she comes right out of her house in a full on tortoise sprint! lol

Darwin always wants up in my lap like a dog! lol (sorry for the slight F bomb)

Leopards have a High dome so I can kinda see it being that weight. But a 14'' 25 lb sulcata,,,,, no way!

I measure my Darwin the correct way. She has grown up on this forum and most people are familiar with her. I use a digital scale that says 10 lbs when I put a 10 lb dumbbell on it. So I believe mine is correct. In fact I just did it again to be sure and she is 16 inches long and now she is 19.2...

Forgive me for posting this here but I figured folks could run across this with all kinds of torts? I have a 3 year old sulcata that is 16'' long and weighs 18.6 pounds as of almost two weeks ago. I read a LOT of different tort pages and see people saying things like my Sulcata is 14'' long and...

Looks just like my Darwin! :-)

@Mantissa3 I'm so sorry for your loss. My mother is partially paralyzed as well due to massive stroke 15 years ago. She just loves Darwin to death. Treats him like a dog lol The funny thing is Darwin truly acts as if she is happy to be around my mom and is gentle with her and not like a...

@Anyfoot Hahaha! She would squish my mother. lol

What a difference a year and a half can make.

You can't tell till they are a couple or more years old and a certain size. I had the experts point it out to me.

I named her Darwin back when I first rescued her because I thought she was a boy and the name stuck.