mattgrizzlybear said:
Here is a series of us picking up Alfa from the zoo (May 27, 2012), they indicated he was well over 600+ pounds.
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Here is a series of us picking up Alfa from the zoo (May 27, 2012), they indicated he was well over 600+ pounds.
ALDABRAMAN said:
Wow cool!
Why did they let you take him??? (out of curiosity)
TortoiseBoy1999 said:ALDABRAMAN said:
Wow cool!
That was a great day! Here he is now, fit'n in just fine!
TortoiseBoy1999 said:
Who is that smaller one to the right in the last picture? I
I'm assuming you know all by name and personality, I'd love to "meet" them/ see pictures and get to know some more!
You have people addicted!
I'm assuming you know all by name and personality, I'd love to "meet" them/ see pictures and get to know some more!
You have people addicted!
Masin said:
Oops, Sampson was the one on the far left!
Sampson!
Sampson is our smallest male. What we know of his history is that he was imported into the US many years ago and was slotted for a animal petting zoo. The finances fell short and he was then sold to a fish and game officer located in the central Florida area. Due to a divorce, he and another female was offered for sale, and we purchased both. He is our least productive male.
Masin said:
PEANUT!
They are all amazing! Peanut is soooo cute!
mattgrizzlybear said:
She is one of our top three producers and my longest kept female at our program!
Awesome!
Can they withdrawal into their shells completely? What scares Aldabras?
mattgrizzlybear said:
TortoiseBoy1999 said:
#1 No they can not!
#2 Fast movements and strangers!
