I know this has all been beat to death but is it just me or is it waaaay more common to see pyramiding in Leopards? I know there are plenty of other tortoises out there with pyramiding, especially Sulcatas, but it seems that you NEVER see large adult Leopards with little to no pyramiding. If you do a search for Leopard tortoise on Google, virtually every image, even the ones from the wild (at least that's what it looks like) have some pyramiding. Very few i've seen are smooth.
Here's one example of a smooth one...
http://www.photostaud.com/africa/za...toise-south-luangwa-national-park-zambia.html
This was one of just a few that I saw.
I know that our husbandry techniques are improving dramatically so i'm just hoping that we will start to see some smooth Leopards in the near future, it just seems like everyone you see is pyramided to some extent.
Here's one example of a smooth one...
http://www.photostaud.com/africa/za...toise-south-luangwa-national-park-zambia.html
This was one of just a few that I saw.
I know that our husbandry techniques are improving dramatically so i'm just hoping that we will start to see some smooth Leopards in the near future, it just seems like everyone you see is pyramided to some extent.