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gummybearpoop said:IT IS a galapagos tortoise.
janiedough said:gummybearpoop said:IT IS a galapagos tortoise.
I was looking at the color of the shell and body.
Aren't galapagos dark in color?
can you share you know it is a galapagos so I can learn?
gummybearpoop said:janiedough said:gummybearpoop said:IT IS a galapagos tortoise.
I was looking at the color of the shell and body.
Aren't galapagos dark in color?
can you share you know it is a galapagos so I can learn?
Most are dark in color....on the islands and other places that are similar conditions to the islands
I live in AZ and I used to volunteer at a local zoo....worked with 7 galaps and 4 aldabras. Many of the animals had lighter shells and the shell color was similar to a sulcata. Many of them looked darker when wet with a hose, but I think the arizona sun plays a part on their carapaces. It is very dry here. It is dry in some places where they come from, but I am sure the humidity is higher since the islands are surrounded by water.
In addition, my friend contacted the person who is selling the animal. We know the history and hopefully, if the animal is still available in a few months....my friend may get it.