Micro Machine has joined the hatchling general population. He seems to be holding his own among giants.
Micro Machine is out
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Micro Machine has joined the hatchling general population. He seems to be holding his own among giants.
Wow now that I see him next to others for size comparison he really is small!
Inch and five sixteenths shell length. He’ll eat and live with the others but will be soaked separately.
Jay Bagley
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I absolutely love this little guy. Like the teacup version of tortoises. Keep the pictures coming, he looks awesome.
Was the egg small or normal size?
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That's cool.
I had a small clutch of micros last year.
The eggs were quarter dollar sized. I didn't see any way possible that they were viable. But only they hatched.
I had a small clutch of micros last year.
The eggs were quarter dollar sized. I didn't see any way possible that they were viable. But only they hatched.
Very small, have one more egg, hoping for another micro. Mother, “Blondie” is my 33 year old, 9-1/2 inch shell “dwarf?” Corn Island Redfoot.
A bale of redfoot hatchlings ready to go to their outside tortoise table for the day.
Micro Machine, Eliminator and their siblings going out for an all you can eat hibiscus, petunia and nasturtium feast.
daniellenc
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I am so envious of all those beautiful babies!!
