dannel said:
* Wow, not good!
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ALDABRA TORTOISE BREEDER
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* Wow, not good!
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So do you have a fence separating the smaller ones from the adults?
TortoiseBoy1999 said:
* Yes, the adult aldabra breeding group is completely separated from any younger aldabras!
ALDABRAMAN said:
Oh ok
TortoiseBoy1999 said:
* It is truly best, basically just because of the enormous size differences and safety!
ALDABRAMAN said:
Yep! That's what I thought
"He" is great greg. Now lets see some of Sampson I love Sampson he is awesome.
I love Sampson he is awesome.
Off topic, but can adult aldabras float and possibly swim? Just wondered b/c theyre so big!
Very nice to see very smooth juveniles
I wish I can find another smooth hatchling to raise, but so far all the hatchlings here already start to pyramid.
Haha I've asked that question not long ago here. But I will let Greg answer that as this is his thread
Kelly, I remember you are building facilities for aldabra and galapago. Can you share the progress? Can't wait for your first aldabra and galapago, or if you already get them, please open a new thread and share them
Sorry Greg to use your thread to ask Kelly, as Kelly has no specific one in aldabra forum
I wish I can find another smooth hatchling to raise, but so far all the hatchlings here already start to pyramid.
dannel said:
Haha I've asked that question not long ago here. But I will let Greg answer that as this is his thread
tortadise said:"He" is great greg. Now lets see some of Sampson
Kelly, I remember you are building facilities for aldabra and galapago. Can you share the progress? Can't wait for your first aldabra and galapago, or if you already get them, please open a new thread and share them
Sorry Greg to use your thread to ask Kelly, as Kelly has no specific one in aldabra forum
Yellow Turtle said:Very nice to see very smooth juveniles
I wish I can find another smooth hatchling to raise, but so far all the hatchlings here already start to pyramid.
dannel said:
Haha I've asked that question not long ago here. But I will let Greg answer that as this is his thread
tortadise said:"He" is great greg. Now lets see some of Sampson
Kelly, I remember you are building facilities for aldabra and galapago. Can you share the progress? Can't wait for your first aldabra and galapago, or if you already get them, please open a new thread and share them
Sorry Greg to use your thread to ask Kelly, as Kelly has no specific one in aldabra forum
I am indeed. I will get some progress posted. I have had a few aldabras, but not anymore. Thats why I linger here with all of gregs photos
tortadise said:I am indeed. I will get some progress posted. I have had a few aldabras, but not anymore. Thats why I linger here with all of gregs photos
That's great news. You might want to start thread here with the already prepared enclosure if you wish. I really wish you can get adult ones, although I'm really wondering how to get that
Well, back to thread tittle now, is there a way to distinguish or predict male or female aldabra when they are still pretty small? If not, then at what size can you determine its sex?
tortadise said:
dannel said:
* They have been documented to swim/float! Actually there are several u-tube videos of them floating in sea water.
No stress here, sleeping in the shadows mid day! I just love it when they are happy and content!
ALDABRAMAN said:No stress here, sleeping in the shadows mid day! I just love it when they are happy and content!
Awwww. Thats so cute!
Sunday is snack day!
Awesome. just love em all greg.
Seems all of the girls are resting today! Don't they look comfy?
They most certainly do. No sense of caution at aldabraland for them. Those are great photos Greg.
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