I haven't posted pics in a while, but here are a few pics of my newest Radiated Tortoise which I have had for a few months now and my first Burmese Star Tortoise.
The Burmese Star is considered by many, to be functionally extinct in the wild. There are around 80 wild-caught Burmese Star founders that are legal in the US. Though rare, the Burmese Star is a very tough and outgoing tortoise. I have kept sri lankan star tortoises, but these seem to be a lot more outgoing right out of the egg shell.
Hopefully, I should have a nice female burmese star (confirmed through endoscopy) coming my way very soon.
I will post pics of her when she arrives.
The Burmese Star is considered by many, to be functionally extinct in the wild. There are around 80 wild-caught Burmese Star founders that are legal in the US. Though rare, the Burmese Star is a very tough and outgoing tortoise. I have kept sri lankan star tortoises, but these seem to be a lot more outgoing right out of the egg shell.
Hopefully, I should have a nice female burmese star (confirmed through endoscopy) coming my way very soon.
![radiatavsplatynota.jpg](http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv350/gummybearpoop/radiatavsplatynota.jpg)
![radiatavsplatynota2.jpg](http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv350/gummybearpoop/radiatavsplatynota2.jpg)
![newradiata.jpg](http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv350/gummybearpoop/newradiata.jpg)
![newradiata2.jpg](http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv350/gummybearpoop/newradiata2.jpg)
![myfirstplatynota1.jpg](http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv350/gummybearpoop/myfirstplatynota1.jpg)
![myfirstplatynota2.jpg](http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv350/gummybearpoop/myfirstplatynota2.jpg)
![myfirstplatynota3.jpg](http://i698.photobucket.com/albums/vv350/gummybearpoop/myfirstplatynota3.jpg)