hey guys, haven't been on in a while but here's my little guy. Little over year now that I've had him, pushing 400gs. 
That's a shadow, not pyramiding lol
That's a shadow, not pyramiding lolMy little guy
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He's gorgeous!
Looking good.
Omg! He looks just like my little Tucker did about a year ago
only his color pattern was little more "spotty" and by now at 2 yrs old he'a growing dark again. Still, very pretty
I do wish he'd keep on growing white like he did last year, but having those splashes of white stars is very nice, as are completely dark shells.
I love to watch those growth lines come in with that dark color "bleeding in" like spilled ink
and my sweet big girl Shellie, is completely dark, and I think those "regular" Northern dark shells are absolutely beautiful. I just love them all
only his color pattern was little more "spotty" and by now at 2 yrs old he'a growing dark again. Still, very pretty I do wish he'd keep on growing white like he did last year, but having those splashes of white stars is very nice, as are completely dark shells. I love to watch those growth lines come in with that dark color "bleeding in" like spilled ink and my sweet big girl Shellie, is completely dark, and I think those "regular" Northern dark shells are absolutely beautiful. I just love them all
I would love to follow his growth/development, watch that shell grow. I'm curious if he keeps on growing white or starts with those dark "infiltrates" after a while like my Tucker did.
I love these photos. Can't get enough of looking at gorgeous Torts.
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Beautiful!
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Very nice.
I'm seriously considering adding some cherry females to my herd.
I'm seriously considering adding some cherry females to my herd.
Do it lol, I'm about to move my sulcata out full time and he's is gonna get the bigger inside enclosure. So I'm thinking about another family member lol. How did your eggs turn out??
I'll keep updating for ya
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The eggs started hatching.
I got 5 babies so far. 40 something eggs still to either hatch or explode.
The problem was in finding them new homes locally. I couldn't. So I have a deal with a pet store in Hollywood that will keep them to my specifications and will sell as many as I get to hatch.
I am now trying to stop them from breeding. My adult male has been removed.
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